Look at the implementation of pipe. Rewrite it so that it reads from
multiple inputs.

The key points here is calling read with a fixed n and then calling write
on the output with a list of buffers.

If any readable stream returns less then n keep the chunks around until
that stream is readable then alter your read(n) calls to get up to your n
again and then call write.

Pipe's default logic is to end the writable when the first readable ends.
You may want to change that.


On Tue, Dec 18, 2012 at 7:10 PM, Alex <[email protected]> wrote:

> Hi all,
>
> I am trying to synchronize multiple read Streams so that I can process
> equivalent bytes from them. For example, if there are multiple input
> streams created with fs.createReadStream(), I need to process bytes from
> the same position in all the files into  a new value that is written to an
> output write Stream. I'm trying not to use Buffers, because I want to
> handle a potentially large amount of data. I could use fs.read() for the
> case of input files and just read from the same position in each file, but
> I want this to be general and operate on generic streams that are not
> necessarily formed from a file.
>
> Is this possible? Are there any solutions out there that have the same or
> similar functionality?
>
> Thanks in advance for any help.
>
>
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