Results for “Std.Net.listen”

Use module:Std.List, kind:fn, or is:exact. Put a Pudu type after ::.

• Std.Net.listenStr -> Int -> Result[Std.Net.Listener, Std.Net.NetError]

  Wait for connections on a port.

  fn · Std.Net
• Std.Net.accept&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[Std.Net.Connection, Std.Net.NetError]

  Wait for the next connection.

  fn · Std.Net
• Std.Net.closeListener&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]

  Stop listening.

  fn · Std.Net
• Std.Net.listenLocalInt -> Result[Std.Net.Listener, Std.Net.NetError]

  Wait for connections reachable only from this machine.

  fn · Std.Net
• Std.Net.portOf&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[Int, Std.Net.NetError]

  Which port a listener is actually on.

  fn · Std.Net
• Std.Net.serve&Std.Net.Listener -> Int -> fn(Std.Net.Connection) -> Bool -> Result[Int, Std.Net.NetError]

  Wait for connections, hand each to an action, and close it however the

  fn · Std.Net