On Apr 24, 2008, at 7:15 PM, vance wrote:
Is there a way to connect an NSOutputStream and NSInputStream
together with in-memory buffer?
So while the Input Stream is getting filled, the Output stream
starts pulling the data out.
The context of the problem is streaming. The generator creates the
sounds samples, and puts them to an NSInputStream instance. Then
the server needs to empty that stream out and send them over the wire.
I tried to connect the two (NSInputStream and NSOutputStream) using
a shared NSMutableData instance passed to both using initWithData
and initToBuffer but it does not work.
Is anyone familiar on how to connect stream instances together so
that the data can just flow through them?
I don't think there's any automatic way. You have to do some work,
but I think it's a small amount of work.
You would set a delegate on the input stream, and schedule the stream
on a run loop. Then, you run the run loop (if it's your main event
loop, then it runs automatically). When your delegate gets the
stream:handleEvent: message, and when that message indicates that
there's data available, you read the data and write it to the output
stream.
As noted in the Stream Programming Guide, you're not guaranteed that
the read will be non-blocking, even if you've been told there's data
available. So, you might want to do this on a background thread and
run your own run loop.
-Ken
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