QTcpServer
| Module | Network |
|---|---|
| Include |
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| CMake |
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| QMake |
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QTcpServer really only has one asynchronous operation worth co_awaiting, and that's
waitForNewConnection().
Since QTcpServer doesn't provide the ability to co_await that operation, QCoro provides
a wrapper class QCoroTcpServer. To wrap a QTcpServer object into the QCoroTcpServer
wrapper, use qCoro():
QCoroTcpServer qCoro(QTcpServer &);
QCoroTcpServer qCoro(QTcpServer *);
waitForNewConnection()
Waits until a new incoming connection is available or until it times out. Returns pointer to QTcpSocket or
nullptr if the operation timed out or another error has occured.
If the timeout is -1 the operation will never time out.
See documentation for QTcpServer::waitForNewConnection()
for details.
QCoro::Task<QTcpSocket *> QCoroTcpServer::waitForNewConnection(int timeout_msecs = 30'000);
QCoro::Task<QTcpSocket *> QCoroTcpServer::waitForNewConnection(std::chrono::milliseconds timeout);
Examples
#include <QCoroTcpServer>
QCoro::Task<> runServer(uint16_t port) {
QTcpServer server;
server.listen(QHostAddress::LocalHost, port);
while (server.isListening()) {
auto *socket = co_await qCoro(server).waitForNewConnection(10s);
if (socket != nullptr) {
newClientConnection(socket);
}
}
}