public bool EvalQueuedRequests()
{
bool had_request = false;
while (true) // how exactly do locks interact with exceptions ? control flow statements like break ?
{
REQ_Base Msg = null;
bool have_msg = false;
lock ( requests ) {
if (requests.Count > 0)
{
have_msg = true; Msg = requests.First(); requests.RemoveFirst();
}
}
if (!have_msg)
{
break;
}
try {
had_request = true; // <- this is for triggering in editor redraws - perfer fals positives over missing one ( a request might fail during execution but still cause side effects )
// -- ( EVAL ) --
RESP_Base Resp = Multiplex(Msg);
// -- ( PRINT ) --
JAdapter.Write(Resp);
} catch (System.IO.IOException io_e) {
network_failure_in_eval = true;
network_failure_in_eval_Reason = io_e;
break;
}
}
return(had_request);
}
public void EvalQueuedRequests()
{
while (true) // how exactly do locks interact with exceptions ? control flow statements like break ?
{
REQ_Base Msg = null;
bool have_msg = false;
lock ( requests ) {
if (requests.Count > 0)
{
have_msg = true; Msg = requests.First(); requests.RemoveFirst();
}
}
if (!have_msg)
{
break;
}
try {
// -- ( EVAL ) --
RESP_Base Resp = Multiplex(Msg);
// -- ( PRINT ) --
JAdapter.Write(Resp);
} catch (System.IO.IOException io_e) {
network_failure_in_eval = true;
network_failure_in_eval_Reason = io_e;
break;
}
}
}