golog | Simple logging framework for go
kandi X-RAY | golog Summary
kandi X-RAY | golog Summary
Other than a palindrom, golog is a simple logging framework for Go that makes use of Go’s concurrency features such as channels and go routines. In essence, all log messages are sent to a single global channel, and a single go routine listens on this channel and writes everything it receives. This guarantees that all log writes a serialized without the need of excessive locking.
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- Main entry point
- mocks the RW lock
- ParsePriority parses a priority string
- Test for multi channels
- getFileNames returns a list of files in folderPath .
- Generate workers
- unixSyslog returns a net . Conn connected to syslog .
- Run a single goroutines
- Main entry point
- AddProcessor adds a new processor to the current logger .
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QUESTION
I think the underlying connection of a stream should have a direction, so how do I know the host is at a server side or client side when the host gets a stream in go-libp2p?
for example, I want to know how I can get the information that the host is at the server side or client side according to the underlying transport connection of a stream in the stream handler function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Nov-29 at 15:45In go-libp2p every steam has a reference to the tranport connection it belongs to, and the transport connection has a stat attribute. so you can get the information like this below, if the connection's stat is DirInbound, then the host is at the server side, if the connection's stat is DirOutbound, then the host is at the client side.
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So I am writing a js script to create table and populate it with data. I want to limit presented data and decided to delete each array entry after I show insert it to dom.
The problem is that splice and shift methods delete every second element and I don't get it why.
This is the main responsible function.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Apr-11 at 14:10Change tabCell.innerHTML = myBooks[i][col[j]];
to
tabCell.innerHTML = myBooks[0][col[j]];
The splice
removes your first element, so you always want to grab the "current" first element.
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