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Delay connection closed (#69) #79
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As described in the issue, get_message() was raising connection closed even if there were pending messages. Per Nathaniel's suggestion, the proper behavior is this: 1. If the remote endpoint closed the connection, then the local endpoint may continue reading all messages sent prior to closing. 2. If the local endpoint closed the connection, then the local endpoint may not read any more messages. I added tests for these two conditions and implemented the behavior by closing the ReceiveChannel inside the connection's `aclose()`. This requires a bit of additional exception handling inside `get_message()` and inside the reader task. One slight surprise is that the test can't be written due to the bug in #74! The client would hang because the reader task is blocked by the unconsumed messages. So I changed the channel size to 32, which allows this test to work, and I will replace this hard-coded value when I fix #74.
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* combine BytesReceived and TextReceived handlers * use join to build message rather than +=
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I'd like to first confirm if there isn't a direct resolution to #74, which would obviate need for the buffering workaround.
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* Leave the default channel size hard coded to zero. * Skip the test that requires non-zero channel size. * Fix incomplete doc string on get_message().
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As described in the issue, get_message() was raising connection closed
even if there were pending messages. Per Nathaniel's suggestion, the
proper behavior is this:
may continue reading all messages sent prior to closing.
may not read any more messages.
I added tests for these two conditions and implemented the behavior by
closing the ReceiveChannel inside the connection's
aclose()
. Thisrequires a bit of additional exception handling inside
get_message()
and inside the reader task.
One slight surprise is that the test couldn't be written due to the bug
in #74! The client would hang because the reader task is blocked by
the unconsumed messages. So I changed the channel size to 32, which
allows this test to work, and I will replace this hard-coded value
when I fix #74.