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…ask, and catch more successful selects in case there is more than one selected key due to a JRuby bug
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looking good, thank you. |
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@kares jruby/jruby#3952 to fix the selector pool issue just got merged |
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@mohamedhafez great, thanks again! |
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waitSelecta bit more efficient for nonblocking calls, by pulling that code outside of RubyThread.BlockingTaskselectedKeys(), this fix checks all selected keys just in case our key is in there but just isn't the first.