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Is there a command(s) which can tell me if I'm still connected to the internet or disconnected? I don't want to check the &quot;state&quot; method in a repeating loop after a connect call and wait for an error to occur to tell if its been disconnected. What I want to know is if Im already connected to the net and am trasnfering something via the winsock control and then all of a sudden i get disconnected is there a function to let me know when this disconnection happens?
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Is there a command(s) which can tell me if I'm still connected to the internet or disconnected? I don't want to check the "state" method in a repeating loop after a connect call and wait for an error to occur to tell if its been disconnected. What I want to know is if Im already connected to the net and am trasnfering something via the winsock control and then all of a sudden i get disconnected is there a function to let me know when this disconnection happens?

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