Change callback semantics of waitForDataAsync
Also adds a documentation comment to specify the semantics.
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@ -586,33 +586,58 @@ mixin(tracer);
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return m_context.readBuffer.length > 0;
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}
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WaitForDataAsyncStatus waitForDataAsync(void delegate(bool) @safe read_callback, Duration timeout = Duration.max)
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/** Waits asynchronously for new data to arrive.
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This function can be used to detach the `TCPConnection` from a
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running task while waiting for data, so that the associated memory
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resources are available for other operations.
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Note that `read_ready_callback` may be called from outside of a
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task, so no blocking operations may be performed. Instead, an existing
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task should be notified, or a new one started with `runTask`.
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Params:
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read_ready_callback = A callback taking a `bool` parameter that
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signals the read-readiness of the connection
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timeout = Optional timeout to limit the maximum wait time
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Returns:
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If the read readiness can be determined immediately, it will be
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returned as WaitForDataAsyncStatus.sataAvailable` or
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`WaitForDataAsyncStatus.noModeData` and the callback will not be
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invoked. Otherwise `WaitForDataAsyncStatus.waiting` is returned
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and the callback will be invoked once the status can be
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determined or the specified timeout is reached.
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*/
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WaitForDataAsyncStatus waitForDataAsync(CALLABLE)(CALLABLE read_ready_callback, Duration timeout = Duration.max)
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if (is(typeof(CALLABLE(true)))
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{
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mixin(tracer);
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import vibe.core.core : runTask, setTimer, createTimer;
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import vibe.core.core : setTimer;
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if (!m_context) {
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runTask(read_callback, false);
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if (!m_context)
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return WaitForDataAsyncStatus.noMoreData;
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}
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if (m_context.readBuffer.length > 0) {
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runTask(read_callback, true);
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if (m_context.readBuffer.length > 0)
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return WaitForDataAsyncStatus.dataAvailable;
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}
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if (timeout <= 0.seconds) {
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auto rs = waitForData(0.seconds);
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auto mode = rs ? WaitForDataAsyncStatus.dataAvailable : WaitForDataAsyncStatus.noMoreData;
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return mode;
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return rs ? WaitForDataAsyncStatus.dataAvailable : WaitForDataAsyncStatus.noMoreData;
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}
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auto tm = setTimer(timeout, { eventDriver.sockets.cancelRead(m_socket);
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runTask(read_callback, false); });
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auto tm = setTimer(timeout, {
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eventDriver.sockets.cancelRead(m_socket);
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read_ready_callback(false);
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});
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eventDriver.sockets.read(m_socket, m_context.readBuffer.peekDst(), IOMode.once,
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(sock, st, nb) { tm.stop(); assert(m_context.readBuffer.length == 0);
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m_context.readBuffer.putN(nb);
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runTask(read_callback, m_context.readBuffer.length > 0);
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});
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(sock, st, nb) {
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tm.stop();
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assert(m_context.readBuffer.length == 0);
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m_context.readBuffer.putN(nb);
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read_ready_callback(m_context.readBuffer.length > 0);
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});
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return WaitForDataAsyncStatus.waiting;
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}
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