close event argument about circuits

[prologic]

Hmm I think close() indicates to TCpServer at leatst
to close all client sockets including the server listening socket.

James Mills / prologic

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On Sat, May 2, 2015 at 10:31 AM, spaceone [email protected] wrote:

why do we fire a close() event without an argument in the net/sockets
classes when the global event 'stopped' is executed?

IMHO it would be good to prevent this and close all open sockets by fire
close(socket) events if it is required at all.

The io.file component also has a close event which is fired. It would be
good to give the fd as argument there. Otherwise each file must run in
an own channel. There also may be conflicts if there are global event
handlers.

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[spaceone]

OK