ipaddr-to-dotted

Arguments: addr &key values

Convert a 32-bit unsigned IP address, ipaddr, to a string in dotted form. The value is always converted to the format "a.b.c.d", even if it is a class A or B address. If values is true, then return a, b, c and d as multiple values instead of a single string.

This function works on IPv6 address structures as well. If the IPv6 address structure's scope-id field is non-zero, then the dotted result will have the %scopeid extension. When an IPv6 address is specified, then the values keyword argument has no effect.

See socket.htm for general information on sockets in Allegro CL.

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