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Hi, awesome module! Only one question: How do I know the state of the socket (server-side)? Like, if it's closed or open. |
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ghost
Oct 7, 2020
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You can't know that. You have to track it. However, in practise you can know because all usage of a closed socket will throw an exception. So either track it yourself or rely on this exception. In C++ you cannot do this, because C++ does not have a garbage collector so the socket dies when it closes so in C++ you have to track it yourself. |
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You can't know that. You have to track it.
However, in practise you can know because all usage of a closed socket will throw an exception. So either track it yourself or rely on this exception.
In C++ you cannot do this, because C++ does not have a garbage collector so the socket dies when it closes so in C++ you have to track it yourself.