How to use on_recv method in ATX

Best Python code snippet using ATX

api_connector.py

Source:api_connector.py

...50        def _on_timeout():51            APIConnector.log_debug("%s: timed out", self.debug_str())52            self.has_errors = True53            self.timeout_callback = None54            stream.stop_on_recv()55            stream.close()56            self._release()57            if on_timeout is not None:58                on_timeout()59        def _on_recv(msg):60            APIConnector.log_debug("%s: message received", self.debug_str())61            if self.timeout_callback is not None:62                loop.remove_timeout(self.timeout_callback)63                self.timeout_callback = None64            stream.stop_on_recv()65            self._release()66            msg = json.loads(msg[0])67            if on_recv is not None:68                on_recv(msg)69        self.log_debug("%s: making call with timeout %r", self.debug_str(), timeout)70        self.timeout_callback = loop.add_timeout(timeout, _on_timeout)71        stream.on_recv(_on_recv)72        self.queue.incr_outstanding(1)73        self.sock.send(send_data)74    @staticmethod75    def send_recv(api_name, cmd, args=None, vargs=None, on_recv=None, on_timeout=None, on_overload=None, timeout=None):76        send_data = APIConnector.make_req(cmd, args=args, vargs=vargs)77        api = APIConnector._get_conn(api_name)78        if api.queue.mean_outstanding >= APIQueue.BUFFER_SZ:79            on_overload()80            return81        APIConnector.log_debug("%s: calling %s", api.debug_str(), cmd)82        api.conn_send_recv(send_data, on_recv, on_timeout, timeout)83    @staticmethod84    def send_terminate_msg(api_name, on_recv=None):85        APIConnector.send_recv(api_name, APIConnector.CMD_TERMINATE, on_recv=on_recv)...

test_zmqstream.py

Source:test_zmqstream.py

...42        assert not timed_out43    def test_callable_check(self):44        """Ensure callable check works (py3k)."""45        self.stream.on_send(lambda *args: None)46        self.stream.on_recv(lambda *args: None)47        self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.stream.on_recv, 1)48        self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.stream.on_send, 1)49        self.assertRaises(AssertionError, self.stream.on_recv, zmq)50    def test_on_recv_basic(self):51        sent = [b'basic']52        def callback(msg):53            assert msg == sent54            self.loop.stop()55        self.loop.add_callback(lambda: self.push.send_multipart(sent))56        self.pull.on_recv(callback)57        self.run_until_timeout()58    def test_on_recv_wake(self):59        sent = [b'wake']60        def callback(msg):61            assert msg == sent62            self.loop.stop()63        self.pull.on_recv(callback)64        self.loop.call_later(1, lambda: self.push.send_multipart(sent))...

concurrentbase.py

Source:concurrentbase.py

...17                self.recv_future.result()  # here ?18                self.send_future.result()19        def recv_routine(self, on_recv):20                while self.is_active:21                        on_recv()22                        time.sleep(1)23        def send_routine(self, on_working):24                on_working()25        def cancel(self):26                self.is_active = False27if __name__ == "__main__":28        active = True29        def on_recv():30                print('on_recv')31        def on_working():32                # How to cancel?	33                while active:34                        print('send_routine')35                        time.sleep(1)36        concurrent = ConcurrentBase(on_recv, on_working)37        concurrent.run()38        # wait for KeyboardInterrupt39        try:40                while True:41                        time.sleep(0.01)42        except KeyboardInterrupt:43                concurrent.cancel()  # or shutdown?...

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