C# Class NetMQ.Core.Utils.Poller

Inheritance: PollerBase

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Public Methods

Method	Description
AddHandle ( [ handle, [ events ) : void	Add a new PollSet containing the given Socket and IPollEvents at the next iteration through the loop, and also add the Socket to the list of those to check for errors.
Destroy ( ) : void	Unless the polling-loop is already stopped, tell it to stop at the end of the current polling iteration, and wait for that thread to finish.
Poller ( [ name ) : System	Create a new Poller object with the given name.
RemoveHandle ( [ handle ) : void	Remove the given Socket from this Poller.
SetPollIn ( Socket handle ) : void	Add the given Socket to the list to be checked for read-readiness at each poll-iteration.
Start ( ) : void	Begin running the polling-loop, on a background thread. The name of that background-thread is the same as the name of this Poller object.
Stop ( ) : void	Signal that we want to stop the polling-loop. This method returns immediately - it does not wait for the polling thread to stop.

Private Methods

Method	Description
Loop ( ) : void	This method is the polling-loop that is invoked on a background thread when Start is called. As long as Stop hasn't been called: execute the timers, and invoke the handler-methods on each of the saved PollSets.

Method Details

AddHandle() public method

Add a new PollSet containing the given Socket and IPollEvents at the next iteration through the loop, and also add the Socket to the list of those to check for errors.

public AddHandle ( [ handle, [ events ) : void
handle	[	the Socket to add
events	[	the IPollEvents to include in the new PollSet to add
return	void

Destroy() public method

Unless the polling-loop is already stopped, tell it to stop at the end of the current polling iteration, and wait for that thread to finish.

public Destroy ( ) : void
return	void

Poller() public method

Create a new Poller object with the given name.

public Poller ( [ name ) : System
name	[	a name to assign to this Poller
return	System

RemoveHandle() public method

Remove the given Socket from this Poller.

public RemoveHandle ( [ handle ) : void
handle	[	the System.Net.Sockets.Socket to remove
return	void

SetPollIn() public method

Add the given Socket to the list to be checked for read-readiness at each poll-iteration.

public SetPollIn ( Socket handle ) : void
handle	System.Net.Sockets.Socket	the Socket to add
return	void

Start() public method

Begin running the polling-loop, on a background thread.

The name of that background-thread is the same as the name of this Poller object.

public Start ( ) : void
return	void

Stop() public method

Signal that we want to stop the polling-loop. This method returns immediately - it does not wait for the polling thread to stop.

public Stop ( ) : void
return	void