| accept |
(ServerSocket ss [, Dictionary init]) |
yoix.net |
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Waits for the next client to connect to
ss
and returns a
socket
that can be used to communicate with that client, or
NULL
if
accept
timed out, was interrupted, or encountered any other kind of error.
The optional
init
argument can be used to initialize fields in the
Socket
that
accept
returns.
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| Example: |
The following program,
import yoix.*.*;
Socket client;
ServerSocket ss = {
int localport = 8888;
};
func(arg) {
printf("Called func: client=%O\n", arg);
}
do {
printf("accepting connections on %d\n", ss.localport);
if ((client = accept(ss)) != NULL) {
Thread handler;
handler.queue(func, client);
}
} while (ss.alive);
does not do any useful work, but it runs and you can easily verify
(e.g., by using telnet) that it really does start a new thread
that executes function
func
whenever a client connects to port 8888.
See the
Socket
documentation for another example.
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| Return: |
Socket
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| See Also: |
DatagramSocket,
MulticastSocket,
receive,
send,
ServerSocket,
Socket
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