Hello,
Under what conditions does event-dispatch return?
For example, if I set up a read and write handler on one fd and through the course of the network protocol, one of the handlers decides to close the connection. If this handler calls remove-fd-handlers for the socket's underlying fd in question, is this sufficient to make event-dispath return?
Thanks.
-pete
On Mon, Jan 18, 2010 at 12:19:09PM -0600, Peter Keller wrote:
Under what conditions does event-dispatch return?
For example, if I set up a read and write handler on one fd and through the course of the network protocol, one of the handlers decides to close the connection. If this handler calls remove-fd-handlers for the socket's underlying fd in question, is this sufficient to make event-dispath return?
After reading the source, I figured out the if you make-instance the event-base and add :exit-when-empty t to it, then when there are zero monitored fds, the event-dispatch loop will exit. For my purposes at this time, this is good enough.
Thank you.
-pete
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Peter Keller