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pylibserver/select/TcpServer.py

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import socket
import select
sock = socket.socket(socket.AF_INET, socket.SOCK_STREAM)
sock.bind(('', 10000))
sock.listen(5)
# lists of sockets to watch for input and output events
ins = [sock]
ous = []
# mapping socket -> data to send on that socket when feasible
data = {}
# mapping socket -> (host, port) on which the client is running
adrs = {}
try:
while True:
i, o, e = select.select(ins, ous, []) # no excepts nor timeout
for x in i:
if x is sock:
# input event on sock means client trying to connect
newSocket, address = sock.accept( )
print "Connected from", address
ins.append(newSocket)
adrs[newSocket] = address
else:
# other input events mean data arrived, or disconnections
newdata = x.recv(8192)
if newdata:
# data arrived, prepare and queue the response to it
print "%d bytes from %s" % (len(newdata), adrs[x])
data[x] = data.get(x, '') + newdata
if x not in ous: ous.append(x)
else:
# a disconnect, give a message and clean up
print "disconnected from", adrs[x]
del adrs[x]
try:
ins.remove(x)
ous.remove(x)
except ValueError: pass
x.close( )
for x in o:
# output events always mean we can send some data
tosend = data.get(x)
if tosend:
nsent = x.send(tosend)
print "%d bytes to %s" % (nsent, adrs[x])
# remember data still to be sent, if any
tosend = tosend[nsent:]
if tosend:
print "%d bytes remain for %s" % (len(tosend), adrs[x])
data[x] = tosend
else:
try: del data[x]
except KeyError: pass
ous.remove(x)
print "No data currently remain for", adrs[x]
finally:
sock.close( )