Examples of NonBlockingInputStream

jline.internal.NonBlockingInputStream

This class wraps a regular input stream and allows it to appear as if it is non-blocking; that is, reads can be performed against it that timeout if no data is seen for a period of time. This effect is achieved by having a separate thread perform all non-blocking read requests and then waiting on the thread to complete.

VERY IMPORTANT NOTES

This class is not thread safe. It expects at most one reader.
The {@link #shutdown()} method must be called in order to shut downthe thread that handles blocking I/O.

@since 2.7 @author Scott C. Gray

org.jledit.jline.NonBlockingInputStream

            this.in.shutdown();
        }


        final InputStream wrapped = terminal.wrapInIfNeeded( in );


        this.in = new NonBlockingInputStream(wrapped, nonBlockingEnabled);
        this.reader = new InputStreamReader( this.in, encoding );
    }

                try {
                    window = terminal.getHeight() - 1;
                    halfWindow = window / 2;
                    keys = new KeyMap("less", false);
                    bindKeys(keys);
                    consoleInput = new NonBlockingInputStream(session.getKeyboard(), true);
                    consoleReader = new InputStreamReader(consoleInput);


                    // Use alternate buffer
                    System.out.print("\u001B[?1049h");
                    System.out.flush();

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Examples of NonBlockingInputStream

Examples of jline.internal.NonBlockingInputStream

Examples of org.jledit.jline.NonBlockingInputStream