Jean-Paul Calderone wrote:
On Tue, 09 Dec 2008 17:12:32 +0100, Gabriel Rossetti
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tarjei wrote:
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Gabriel Rossetti wrote:
Hello eveyone,
is there a way to see how many msgs have been received and are waiting
to be processed by a client?
Hi, I think you need to be far more specific if you want an answer.
Which protocol is this for example?
TCP, but I assuming that Twisted gets stuff from the OS's buffer and
puts it in it's own buffer, this may not be the case though, if it's
not then my question makes no sense.
The TCP transport implementation in Twisted calls the protocol's
dataReceived
method *immediately* with any bytes it receives. In other words,
received
data is never buffered. So the answer to your question is that the
number
is always zero.
Ok, thank you.
Additionally, TCP has no notion of messages. There's just a stream of
bytes
from which arbitrarily short or long sequences of bytes may be read.
yes, true.
Jean-Paul
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