Hi,
Just wanted to know (before I open a ticket on github), if there was a
reason, why when I run a process using the process component, the component
takes over the timeout handling himself?
The problem is, that 'wait()' either never returns, or throws an exception,
but doesn't allow to silently return (with null for example), when the
process is fine, but there is simply no further data.
What I had in mind was to run several projects separately and poll theire
output sequentially like in
while (true) {
$p1->isRunning() and $p1->wait($cb, 0);
$p2->isRunning() and $p2->wait($cb, 0);
if (!$p1->isRunning() && !$p2->isRunning()) break;
sleep(1);
}
Regards,
Sebastian
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