Blokowanie niezablokowanego zachowania readline
Wyobraź sobie, że masz trzy pytania, na które musisz odpowiedzieć z konsoli, ponieważ teraz wiesz, że ten kod nie zostanie uruchomiony, ponieważ standardowy moduł readline ma zachowanie 'odblokowane', co oznacza, że każde pytanie rl.question jest niezależnym wątkiem, więc ten kod nie będzie działać.
'use strict';
var questionaire=[['First Question: ',''],['Second Question: ',''],['Third Question: ','']];
function askaquestion(question) {
const readline = require('readline');
const rl = readline.createInterface(
{input: process.stdin, output:process.stdout}
);
rl.question(question[0], function(answer) {
console.log(answer);
question[1] = answer;
rl.close();
});
};
var i=0;
for (i=0; i < questionaire.length; i++) {
askaquestion(questionaire[i]);
}
console.log('Results:',questionaire );
Wydajność robocza:
node test.js
Third Question: Results: [ [ 'First Question: ', '' ],
[ 'Second Question: ', '' ],
[ 'Third Question: ', '' ] ] <--- the last question remain unoverwritten and then the final line of the program is shown as the threads were running waiting for answers (see below)
aaa <--- I responded with a single 'a' that was sweeped by 3 running threads
a <--- Response of one thread
a <--- Response of another thread
a <--- Response of another thread (there is no order on threads exit)
Proponowane rozwiązanie wykorzystuje emiter zdarzeń do sygnalizowania końca odblokowującego wątku oraz włącza logikę pętli i koniec programu do jego funkcji nasłuchującej.
'use strict';
var questionaire=[['First Question: ',''],['Second Question: ',''],['Third Question: ','']];
// Introduce EventEmitter object
const EventEmitter = require('events');
class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {};
const myEmitter = new MyEmitter();
myEmitter.on('continue', () => {
console.log('continue...');
i++; if (i< questionaire.length) askaquestion(questionaire[i],myEmitter); // add here relevant loop logic
else console.log('end of loop!\nResults:',questionaire );
});
//
function askaquestion(p_question,p_my_Emitter) { // add a parameter to include my_Emitter
const readline = require('readline');
const rl = readline.createInterface(
{input: process.stdin, output:process.stdout}
);
rl.question(p_question[0], function(answer) {
console.log(answer);
p_question[1] = answer;
rl.close();
myEmitter.emit('continue'); // Emit 'continue' event after the question was responded (detect end of unblocking thread)
});
};
/*var i=0;
for (i=0; i < questionaire.length; i++) {
askaquestion(questionaire[i],myEmitter);
}*/
var i=0;
askaquestion(questionaire[0],myEmitter); // entry point to the blocking loop
// console.log('Results:',questionaire ) <- moved to the truly end of the program
Wydajność robocza:
node test2.js
First Question: 1
1
continue...
Second Question: 2
2
continue...
Third Question: 3
3
continue...
done!
Results: [ [ 'First Question: ', '1' ],
[ 'Second Question: ', '2' ],
[ 'Third Question: ', '3' ] ]
rl
masz na myśli readline ?