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- Subject: Re: non-blocking socket operations...
- From: Gene Buckle <geneb@...>
- Date: Thu, 17 Jun 2004 16:03:22 -0700 (PDT)
> This is for *very* large blocks of data, and not for receiving, just for
> sending. If you want to send 10MB of data, you have to chop it up and
> send part by part.
>
> > Is there are a way to configure select() turn return _instantly_ if there
> > is no data available?
>
> How about calling select with a timeout 0? You can also set the timeout
> to zero in the socket object can call receive.
>
> > Does this mean that settimeout() will accept fractional second values
> > such as settimeout(.10) as being valid for a 1/10th of a second timeout?
>
> You bet. It already did in LuaSocket 1.4 (for Lua 4.0).
>
Ok, I'm going to put on my dunce cap and go hide in the corner now. I was
equating "nil" with "0" in my head. Duh. Thanks for the wake-up Diego.
:)
g.