Socket waitForConnectionUntil: is what?
Mark A. Schwenk
mas at wellthot.com
Fri Oct 3 20:50:52 UTC 2003
Markus Fritsche wrote:
> Julian Fitzell wrote:
>
>> Sounds like the pg client hasn't been updated for 3.6 yet. The Socket
>> protocol changed... I think it uses #waitForConnectionFor: now... (or
>> have I got that backwards... no I think that's right)
>
>
> I tried the trivial thing - change waitForConnectionUntil: to
> waitForConnectionFor:, resulting in a "mustBeBoolean"-error at
> PGConnection>>#openSocket (newSocket waitForConnectionFor: is highlighted).
>
> Hm, mustBeBoolean is an interesting error, because I have no clue, where
> it comes from seeing this debugger window. Could anyone give a short
> summary about "mustBeBoolean"?
>
> Regards, Markus
>
From a quick look at this, it appears that the old method
OldSocket>>waitForConnectionUntil: (which is still available if you use
the deprecated class OldSocket instead of Socket) takes a Time argument
whereas the new method Socket>>waitForConnectionFor: takes a Number
interpreted as the number of milliseconds.
-Mark
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