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<?php
/**
* Wrapper arounds streams, pipes, and other things that have basic read/write
* I/O characteristics.
*
* Channels include buffering, so you can do fire-and-forget writes and reads
* without worrying about network/pipe buffers. Use @{method:read} and
* @{method:write} to read and write.
*
* Channels are nonblocking and provide a select()-oriented interface so you
* can reasonably write server-like and daemon-like things with them. Use
* @{method:waitForAny} to select channels.
*
* Channel operations other than @{method:update} generally operate on buffers.
* Writes and reads affect buffers, while @{method:update} flushes output
* buffers and fills input buffers.
*
* Channels are either "open" or "closed". You can detect that a channel has
* closed by calling @{method:isOpen} or examining the return value of
* @{method:update}.
*
* NOTE: Channels are new (as of June 2012) and subject to interface changes.
*
* @task io Reading and Writing
* @task wait Waiting for Activity
* @task update Responding to Activity
* @task impl Channel Implementation
*
* @group channel
*/
abstract class PhutilChannel {
private $ibuf = '';
private $obuf = '';
private $name;
/* -( Reading and Writing )------------------------------------------------ */
/**
* Read from the channel. A channel defines the format of data that is read
* from it, so this method may return strings, objects, or anything else.
*
* The default implementation returns bytes.
*
* @return wild Data from the channel, normally bytes.
*
* @task io
*/
public function read() {
$result = $this->ibuf;
$this->ibuf = '';
return $result;
}
/**
* Write to the channel. A channel defines what data format it accepts,
* so this method may take strings, objects, or anything else.
*
* The default implementation accepts bytes.
*
* @param wild Data to write to the channel, normally bytes.
* @return this
*
* @task io
*/
public function write($bytes) {
if (!is_scalar($bytes)) {
throw new Exception("PhutilChannel->write() may only write strings!");
}
$this->obuf .= $bytes;
return $this;
}
/* -( Waiting for Activity )----------------------------------------------- */
/**
* Wait (using select()) for activity on any channel. This method blocks until
* some channel is ready to be updated.
*
* It does not provide a way to determine which channels are ready to be
* updated. The expectation is that you'll just update every channel. This
* might change eventually.
*
* Available options are:
*
* - 'read' (list<stream>) Additional streams to select for read.
* - 'write' (list<stream>) Additional streams to select for write.
* - 'except' (list<stream>) Additional streams to select for except.
* - 'timeout' (float) Select timeout, defaults to 1.
*
* NOTE: Extra streams must be //streams//, not //sockets//, because this
* method uses `stream_select()`, not `socket_select()`.
*
* @param list<PhutilChannel> A list of channels to wait for.
* @param dict Options, see above.
* @return void
*
* @task wait
*/
public static function waitForAny(array $channels, array $options = array()) {
assert_instances_of($channels, 'PhutilChannel');
$read = idx($options, 'read', array());
$write = idx($options, 'write', array());
$except = idx($options, 'except', array());
$wait = idx($options, 'timeout', 1);
foreach ($channels as $channel) {
// If any of the channels have data in read buffers, return immediately.
// If we don't, we risk running select() on a bunch of sockets which won't
// become readable because the data the application expects is already
// in a read buffer.
if (!$channel->isReadBufferEmpty()) {
return;
}
$r_sockets = $channel->getReadSockets();
$w_sockets = $channel->getWriteSockets();
// If any channel has no read sockets and no write sockets, assume it
// isn't selectable and return immediately (effectively degrading to a
// busy wait).
if (!$r_sockets && !$w_sockets) {
return;
}
foreach ($r_sockets as $socket) {
$read[] = $socket;
$except[] = $socket;
}
foreach ($w_sockets as $socket) {
$write[] = $socket;
$except[] = $socket;
}
}
if (!$read && !$write && !$except) {
return false;
}
$wait_sec = (int)$wait;
$wait_usec = 1000000 * ($wait - $wait_sec);
@stream_select($read, $write, $except, $wait_sec, $wait_usec);
}
/* -( Responding to Activity )--------------------------------------------- */
/**
* Updates the channel, filling input buffers and flushing output buffers.
* Returns false if the channel has closed.
*
* @return bool True if the channel is still open.
*
* @task update
*/
public function update() {
while (true) {
$in = $this->readBytes();
if (!strlen($in)) {
// Reading is blocked for now.
break;
}
$this->ibuf .= $in;
}
while (strlen($this->obuf)) {
$len = $this->writeBytes($this->obuf);
if (!$len) {
// Writing is blocked for now.
break;
}
$this->obuf = substr($this->obuf, $len);
}
return $this->isOpen();
}
/* -( Channel Implementation )--------------------------------------------- */
/**
* Set a channel name. This is primarily intended to allow you to debug
* channel code more easily, by naming channels something meaningful.
*
* @param string Channel name.
* @return this
*
* @task impl
*/
public function setName($name) {
$this->name = $name;
return $this;
}
/**
* Get the channel name, as set by @{method:setName}.
*
* @return string Name of the channel.
*
* @task impl
*/
public function getName() {
return coalesce($this->name, get_class($this));
}
/**
* Test if the channel is open: active, can be read from and written to, etc.
*
* @return bool True if the channel is open.
*
* @task impl
*/
abstract public function isOpen();
/**
* Close the channel for writing.
*
* @return void
* @task impl
*/
abstract public function closeWriteChannel();
/**
* Test if the channel is open for reading.
*
* @return bool True if the channel is open for reading.
*
* @task impl
*/
public function isOpenForReading() {
return $this->isOpen();
}
/**
* Test if the channel is open for writing.
*
* @return bool True if the channel is open for writing.
*
* @task impl
*/
public function isOpenForWriting() {
return $this->isOpen();
}
/**
* Read from the channel's underlying I/O.
*
* @return string Bytes, if available.
*
* @task impl
*/
abstract protected function readBytes();
/**
* Write to the channel's underlying I/O.
*
* @param string Bytes to write.
* @return int Number of bytes written.
*
* @task impl
*/
abstract protected function writeBytes($bytes);
/**
* Get sockets to select for reading.
*
* @return list<stream> Read sockets.
*
* @task impl
*/
protected function getReadSockets() {
return array();
}
/**
* Get sockets to select for writing.
*
* @return list<stream> Write sockets.
*
* @task impl
*/
protected function getWriteSockets() {
return array();
}
/**
* Test state of the read buffer.
*
* @return bool True if the read buffer is empty.
*
* @task impl
*/
protected function isReadBufferEmpty() {
return (strlen($this->ibuf) == 0);
}
/**
* Test state of the write buffer.
*
* @return bool True if the write buffer is empty.
*
* @task impl
*/
protected function isWriteBufferEmpty() {
return (strlen($this->obuf) == 0);
}
/**
* Wait for any buffered writes to complete. This is a blocking call. When
* the call returns, the write buffer will be empty.
*
* @task impl
*/
public function flush() {
while (!$this->isWriteBufferEmpty()) {
self::waitForAny(array($this));
if (!$this->update()) {
throw new Exception("Channel closed while flushing output!");
}
}
return $this;
}
}
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