/// <summary>
/// Request to connect to a remote host at specified address and port.
/// </summary>
public void Connect(string address, ushort port)
{
ENet.Address remoteAddr = new ENet.Address();
remoteAddr.Port = port;
ENet.AddressSetHost(ref remoteAddr, Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(address));
ENet.Connect(host, ref remoteAddr, (IntPtr)config.DefaultChannelAmount);
}
/// <summary>
/// Request to connect to a remote host at specified address and port.
/// </summary>
public void Connect(IPEndPoint ipEndPoint)
{
// Check if this technique actually works in anycase. Stay noted, this is prevent the obsolete IPv4 feature in .NET IPAdress
// However, we cut away the IPv6 section - This is because ENet does not support IPv6.
// uint value = BitConverter.ToUInt32(ipEndPoint.Address.GetAddressBytes(), 0);
ENet.Address remoteAddr = new ENet.Address()
{
Host = (uint)ipEndPoint.Address.Address,
Port = remoteAddr.Port = (ushort)ipEndPoint.Port,
};
ENet.Connect(host, ref remoteAddr, (IntPtr)config.DefaultChannelAmount);
}
internal void NATPunching(IPEndPoint addr)
{
ENet.Address address = new ENet.Address();
address.Port = (ushort)config.Port;
string strAddr = addr.Address.ToString();
if (ENet.AddressSetHost(ref address, Encoding.ASCII.GetBytes(strAddr)) != 0)
{
Debug.Log(config.Name, " Failed to resolve host name");
}
Debug.Log(config.Name, " Punching: ", addr.Address.ToString(), " : ", address.Port.ToString());
ENet.Connect(host, ref address, (IntPtr)config.DefaultChannelAmount);
}