Struct LocalSocketListener

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pub struct LocalSocketListener { /* private fields */ }
👎Deprecated: does not integrate with async runtimes, leading to poor performance and bugs related to reading and writing at the same time (you can’t) – see the tokio modules for relevant IPC primitives or open an issue if you want more async runtimes to be supported as well
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An asynchronous local socket server, listening for connections.

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impl LocalSocketListener

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pub async fn bind<'a>( name: impl ToLocalSocketName<'_> + Send + 'static, ) -> Result<Self>

👎Deprecated: does not integrate with async runtimes, leading to poor performance and bugs related to reading and writing at the same time (you can’t) – see the tokio modules for relevant IPC primitives or open an issue if you want more async runtimes to be supported as well

Creates a socket server with the specified local socket name.

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pub async fn accept(&self) -> Result<LocalSocketStream>

👎Deprecated: does not integrate with async runtimes, leading to poor performance and bugs related to reading and writing at the same time (you can’t) – see the tokio modules for relevant IPC primitives or open an issue if you want more async runtimes to be supported as well

Listens for incoming connections to the socket, blocking until a client is connected.

See incoming for a convenient way to create a main loop for a server.

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pub fn incoming(&self) -> Incoming

👎Deprecated: does not integrate with async runtimes, leading to poor performance and bugs related to reading and writing at the same time (you can’t) – see the tokio modules for relevant IPC primitives or open an issue if you want more async runtimes to be supported as well

Creates an infinite asynchronous stream which calls accept() with each iteration. Used together with for_each/try_for_each stream adaptors to conveniently create a main loop for a socket server.

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See struct-level documentation for a complete example which already uses this method.

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impl Debug for LocalSocketListener

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fn fmt(&self, f: &mut Formatter<'_>) -> Result

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