Hello folks,
I'm creating a new tcp server using the new 0.10 API, and the the
new listener 'readable' is firing before 'end' when a connection is closed
by the client, end read() returns 'null', so is this behavior happening as
expected? In fact this is the same behavior of sockets in C.
But this can cause a fatal error because read() returns a null, and you
will need to check the read() return before doing something.
socket.on('readable', function() {
var chunk = socket.read();
if (chunk === null) return; /* fix, to let 'end' work and not crash
your app */
handle(chunk);
});
Marcelo Pacheco
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