`e` has passed as a `WebSocketSharp.MessageEventArgs`.
A `WebSocketSharp.MessageEventArgs` instance is passed as `e`.
If you would like to get the message data, you should access `e.Data` or `e.RawData` property.
And you can determine which property you should access by checking `e.IsText` or `e.IsBinary` property.
`e.Data` property returns a `string`, so it is mainly used to get the **text** message data.
If `e.IsText` is `true`, you should access `e.Data` that returns a `string` (represents a **text** message).
Or if `e.IsBinary` is `true`, you should access `e.RawData` that returns a `byte[]` (represents a **binary** message).
`e.RawData` property returns a `byte[]`, so it is mainly used to get the **binary** message data.
```csharp
if (e.IsText) {
@ -169,7 +167,7 @@ if (e.IsBinary) {
}
```
And if you would like to notify that a **ping** has been received, via this event, you should set the `WebSocket.EmitOnPing` property to `true`, such as the following.
And if you would like to notify that a **ping** has been received, via this event, you should set the `WebSocket.EmitOnPing` property to `true`.