Ok, here is a new one for you perl people out there.
I have it working, I'd just like to know if I did it the long way.
I have a 32 byte UDP packet I have to send out which seems pretty easy but
the protocol is binary, not ASCII (not my fault).
#there are 64 digits in the string below
my $msg1="0000000002150000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000000";
I can also do $msg1="$byte1_hn.$byte1_ln.$byte2_hn.$byte2_ln..... (_hn is
High Nibble and _ln is Lower Nibble)
my $msg=pack("H64", $msg1);
$MySocket->send($msg);
Is this the most convoluted way or am I smart guy? Also, every byte can
be modified by a GUI with checkboxes and the like, so I am not going to be
typing this out everytime.
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