c# telnet server Network stream

Hi, I'm building a telnet chat server and I've ran into a problem. I've been successful with programming it except for one thing. I can connect to the server no problem it displays my welcome screen and asks for login information. The only problem is when I backspace in my client it doesn't delete the character it just moves the cursor over to the left. I want it to backspace, I'm using NetworkStream, StreamReader and StreamWriter.

 

Does Delete work?
I don't do C#, but I usually handle problems like that by taking input in a more basic way, such as a text buffer, then converting to the desired stream, at least until I find the problem. I found these links on Google:
At the end of class #3's comments,
http://www.codeproject.com/KB/IP/smtpconsole.aspx?display=PrintAll says backspace's behavior was changed. I think it uses C#'s NetworkStream, StreamReader, and StreamWriter in case you want a look.
http://www.eggheadcafe.com/community/aspnet/2/59972/forbid-backspace-button-t.aspx shows how to override input handlers. Here they disable backspace.
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/system.console.readline(VS.80).aspx gives an example line reader that includes backspace.

 

Yah, thats what I want to do, get a line buffer going but I don't no how to do that in c#. Only way I no how to read streams from a remote connection is via network stream and stream reader although Im sure there is a way.

 

There is BufferedStream, which is a byte stream class. The client input would use this (or another stream, if a better one is found) to buffer directly. Once entered, the data should then be written to the network stream to be received by the server.

 

Another byte stream that may possibly be used is MemoryStream. I do not really know these well, as I don't do C#. You may want to wrap them in a character stream like a stream/string reader/writer. I think all of these are in the System.IO namespace.