/// <summary>
/// Tries to implement the Get [] semantics, but it cuts corners.
/// Specifically, it gets all friendships even if they weren't accepted yet.
/// </summary>
/// <param name="fields"></param>
/// <param name="values"></param>
/// <returns></returns>
public FriendsData[] GetFriends(string userID)
{
List <FriendsData> lst = m_Data.FindAll(fdata =>
{
return(fdata.PrincipalID == userID.ToString());
});
if (lst != null)
{
lst.ForEach(f =>
{
FriendsData f2 = m_Data.Find(candidateF2 => f.Friend == candidateF2.PrincipalID);
if (f2 != null)
{
f.Data["TheirFlags"] = f2.Data["Flags"];
}
// m_log.DebugFormat(
// "[NULL FRIENDS DATA]: Got {0} {1} {2} for {3}",
// f.Friend, f.Data["Flags"], f2 != null ? f.Data["TheirFlags"] : "not found!", f.PrincipalID);
});
// m_log.DebugFormat("[NULL FRIENDS DATA]: Got {0} friends for {1}", lst.Count, userID);
return(lst.ToArray());
}
return(new FriendsData[0]);
}
private void CheckLongPollThreads()
{
// The only purpose of this thread is to check the EQs for events.
// If there are events, that thread will be placed in the "ready-to-serve" queue, m_requests.
// If there are no events, that thread will be back to its "waiting" queue, m_longPollRequests.
// All other types of tasks (Inventory handlers, http-in, etc) don't have the long-poll nature,
// so if they aren't ready to be served by a worker thread (no events), they are placed
// directly back in the "ready-to-serve" queue by the worker thread.
while (IsRunning)
{
Thread.Sleep(500);
Watchdog.UpdateThread();
// List<PollServiceHttpRequest> not_ready = new List<PollServiceHttpRequest>();
if (m_longPollRequests.Count > 0 && IsRunning)
{
List <PollServiceHttpRequest> ready = m_longPollRequests.FindAll(req =>
(req.PollServiceArgs.HasEvents(req.RequestID, req.PollServiceArgs.Id) || // there are events in this EQ
(Environment.TickCount - req.RequestTime) > req.PollServiceArgs.TimeOutms) // no events, but timeout
);
ready.ForEach(req =>
{
m_requests.Enqueue(req);
m_longPollRequests.Remove(req);
});
}
}
}
