Hi Raul,
I think the example at
https://learning-0mq-with-pyzmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pyzmq/patterns/pubsub.html
is using a "while True" just for the sake of the example.
The main point is that the PUB socket is global, it is initialized once,
and then has a long-lifetime (basically it's
Hi,
I've followed this tutorial, however, it includes the while True statement
which I would like to avoid and it's more complex as required.
Best,
Raúl
Missatge de Brett Viren del dia dc., 22 de nov. 2023 a les
15:00:
> Hi again,
>
> Perhaps copy-paste the example:
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Hi again,
Perhaps copy-paste the example:
https://learning-0mq-with-pyzmq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/pyzmq/patterns/pubsub.html
and play with it to get some understanding of the socket lifetimes and
timing of the subscription phase.
You might start with that code and modify it to get closer
Hi,
Thanks both of you.
Brett, I have the socket.subscribe(" "), I've forgotten to add it in the
code. Apologies.
Francesco, I've tried to add time.sleep of 1 second and remove the while
running, however, the subscriber doesn't receive anything.
This is the current-published code:
sock =
Hi Brett, Hi Raul,
My feeling is that there is a misconception as well, but that's related to
the socket lifetime.
A PUB socket is not an object meant to be created, have 1 msg pushed out
and then immediately destroyed, as it happens inside the senderzmq() python
function of original email.
The
Hi Raúl,
I feel that your questions may imply a deeper misunderstanding than what
they ask directly so let me offer a few comments that hopefully gets to
the real problems. Feel free to ask more.
Of course the "while True" loop in the sender will send only identical
copies of the same message
