Robert Klemme
12/11/2006 9:42:00 AM
On 10.12.2006 18:12, Vidar Hokstad wrote:
> Boris Mojo-jojo wrote:
>> Sorry but no info on select in ri. Look for yourslef
>
> "select" only works on IO objects - that's it's purpose. The reason for
> pointing you to Queue was that you indicated you're using queues, in
> which case the ri documentation is your best starting point.
>
> #select is in any case the completely wrong place to look unless you've
> implemented your queues as pipes or similar.
>
> If you want any more useful help you'll need to give a more complete
> description of what you are trying to achieve.
Adding to that, application architectural wise I do not see the benefit
of having multiple queues if you want to read from all of them and treat
objects identically anyway. This is a typical scenario where a single
queue is sufficient and in fact the most efficient design. At the
moment I cannot think of a reason why multiple queues must be there.
Boris, can you elaborate?
Kind regards
robert