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09/17/2015

09:02 PM Ruby Feature #11517: Queue enhancement - conditional pop

Yura Sokolov wrote:
> Why don't you use separate queue with separate worker? It will solve your use case.
> ...
That is an excellent suggestion. It might complicate the implementation, but it's worth thinking about. We have a configura... jonathanscruz (Jonathan Cruz)

08:40 PM Ruby Feature #11518: Queue enhancement - promote! and promote_all!

Yura Sokolov wrote:
> First: you forgot to lock queue. Multithreading will bite you.
> ...
First: You're right. My C skills are a bit rusty and I wasn't sure how to do that. Then I think I just forgot about it before submitting this. I... jonathanscruz (Jonathan Cruz)

09/09/2015

03:04 PM Ruby Feature #11518 (Assigned): Queue enhancement - promote! and promote_all!

I’m submitting a patch to enhance the Queue class by adding the methods Queue#promote! and Queue#promote_all!. These methods require a block that accepts queue elements. Elements for which the block returns a truthy value are moved to th... jonathanscruz (Jonathan Cruz)

03:03 PM Ruby Feature #11517 (Assigned): Queue enhancement - conditional pop

I’m submitting a patch to enhance Queue#pop. This allows the caller to provide a block that accepts data from the queue. Queue#pop will return the first element for which the block returns a truthy value, and remove it from the queue. Wi... jonathanscruz (Jonathan Cruz)