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@ -76,6 +76,14 @@ def main():
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log.info(f'Listening on {listen_fname}')
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log.info(f'Listening on {listen_fname}')
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client_skt, _addrinfo = listen_skt.accept() # blocks
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client_skt, _addrinfo = listen_skt.accept() # blocks
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log.info('Incoming connection')
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log.info('Incoming connection')
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if True or ONE_CLIENT:
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# We only support one client, so we can clean up the listening socket.
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# TODO: We _could_ actually support multiple clients, by connect()ing to
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# the compositor multiple times. (The code is almost ready apart from
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# the fact that the select loop does not expect accepting connections.)
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# However, at that point this should be probably written asynchronously…
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listen_skt.close()
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os.unlink(listen_fname)
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connect_skt.connect(connect_fname)
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connect_skt.connect(connect_fname)
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log.debug(f'Succesfully connected to {connect_fname}')
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log.debug(f'Succesfully connected to {connect_fname}')
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