public Push(Channel channel, string event_, JObject payload, int timeout)
{ //jfis - things seem too tied together. do pushes really need to know which channel they belong to? do channels need to know socket?
_channel = channel;
_event = event_;
_payload = payload ?? Phoenix.EMPTY_JS_OBJECT;
_receivedResp = null;
_timeout = timeout;
_timeoutTimer = new Timer()
{
AutoReset = false,
Interval = _timeout
};
_timeoutTimer.Elapsed += (o, e) => Trigger("timeout", Phoenix.EMPTY_JS_OBJECT);
_recHooks = new List<ReceiveHook>();
//_sent = false;
}
//remove(channel){
// this.channels = this.channels.filter( c => !c.isMember(channel.topic) )
//}
internal void Remove(Channel channel)
{
_channels = _channels.Where(c => !c.IsMember(channel.Topic)).ToList();
}
//channel(topic, chanParams = {}){
// let chan = new Channel(topic, chanParams, this)
// this.channels.push(chan)
// return chan
//}
public Channel Channel(string topic, JObject chanParams)
{
var chan = new Channel(topic, chanParams, this);
_channels.Add(chan);
//jfis - js ppl have strange way of naming things. socket.Channel to makes and adds a channel. not obvious.
return chan;
}
internal void Remove(Channel channel)
{
// PhoenixJS: see the note above regarding stateChangeCallbacks
// this.off(channel.stateChangeRefs)
_channels.Remove(channel);
}