Bloqueando o comportamento desbloqueado da linha de leitura
Imagine que você tem três perguntas a serem respondidas no console, pois agora você sabe que esse código não será executado porque o módulo padrão readline possui um comportamento 'desbloqueado', dizendo que cada rl.question é um encadeamento independente, portanto esse código não será executado.
'use strict';
var questionaire=[['First Question: ',''],['Second Question: ',''],['Third Question: ','']];
function askaquestion(question) {
const readline = require('readline');
const rl = readline.createInterface(
{input: process.stdin, output:process.stdout}
);
rl.question(question[0], function(answer) {
console.log(answer);
question[1] = answer;
rl.close();
});
};
var i=0;
for (i=0; i < questionaire.length; i++) {
askaquestion(questionaire[i]);
}
console.log('Results:',questionaire );
Saída em execução:
node test.js
Third Question: Results: [ [ 'First Question: ', '' ],
[ 'Second Question: ', '' ],
[ 'Third Question: ', '' ] ] <--- the last question remain unoverwritten and then the final line of the program is shown as the threads were running waiting for answers (see below)
aaa <--- I responded with a single 'a' that was sweeped by 3 running threads
a <--- Response of one thread
a <--- Response of another thread
a <--- Response of another thread (there is no order on threads exit)
A solução proposta usa um emissor de eventos para sinalizar o final de um encadeamento de desbloqueio e inclui a lógica do loop e o final do programa em sua função de ouvinte.
'use strict';
var questionaire=[['First Question: ',''],['Second Question: ',''],['Third Question: ','']];
// Introduce EventEmitter object
const EventEmitter = require('events');
class MyEmitter extends EventEmitter {};
const myEmitter = new MyEmitter();
myEmitter.on('continue', () => {
console.log('continue...');
i++; if (i< questionaire.length) askaquestion(questionaire[i],myEmitter); // add here relevant loop logic
else console.log('end of loop!\nResults:',questionaire );
});
//
function askaquestion(p_question,p_my_Emitter) { // add a parameter to include my_Emitter
const readline = require('readline');
const rl = readline.createInterface(
{input: process.stdin, output:process.stdout}
);
rl.question(p_question[0], function(answer) {
console.log(answer);
p_question[1] = answer;
rl.close();
myEmitter.emit('continue'); // Emit 'continue' event after the question was responded (detect end of unblocking thread)
});
};
/*var i=0;
for (i=0; i < questionaire.length; i++) {
askaquestion(questionaire[i],myEmitter);
}*/
var i=0;
askaquestion(questionaire[0],myEmitter); // entry point to the blocking loop
// console.log('Results:',questionaire ) <- moved to the truly end of the program
Saída em execução:
node test2.js
First Question: 1
1
continue...
Second Question: 2
2
continue...
Third Question: 3
3
continue...
done!
Results: [ [ 'First Question: ', '1' ],
[ 'Second Question: ', '2' ],
[ 'Third Question: ', '3' ] ]
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