Send a message and wait for response — rrq_message_send_and

Send a message and wait for responses. This is a helper function around rrq_message_send() and rrq_message_get_response().

Usage

rrq_message_send_and_wait(
  command,
  args = NULL,
  worker_ids = NULL,
  named = TRUE,
  delete = TRUE,
  timeout = 600,
  time_poll = 0.05,
  progress = NULL,
  controller = NULL
)

Arguments

command: A command, such as PING, PAUSE; see the Messages section of the Details for al messages.
args: Arguments to the command, if supported
worker_ids: Optional vector of worker ids to send the message to. If NULL then the message will be sent to all active workers.
named: Logical, indicating if the return value should be named by worker id.
delete: Logical, indicating if messages should be deleted after retrieval
timeout: Integer, representing seconds to wait until the response has been received. An error will be thrown if a response has not been received in this time.
time_poll: If timeout is greater than zero, this is the polling interval used between redis calls. Increasing this reduces network load but increases the time that may be waited for.
progress: Optional logical indicating if a progress bar should be displayed. If NULL we fall back on the value of the global option rrq.progress, and if that is unset display a progress bar if in an interactive session.
controller: The controller to use. If not given (or NULL) we'll use the controller registered with rrq_default_controller_set().

Value

The message response

Examples

obj <- rrq_controller("rrq:example")
rrq_message_send_and_wait("PING", controller = obj)
#> $exhaustible_umbrette
#> [1] "PONG"
#>