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Question by VesuvianPrime · Dec 02, 2013 at 06:15 PM · yielddelegatewait

Yield to wait for delegate call

Hi all

I am writing a networked application where hierarchies of objects are synchronized between client and server. Individual objects are sent from the server to the client on demand.

I have a number of places in my application where I call a method (e.g. requestObject(id)) which will return it's result via a delegate (e.g. respondDataDelegate). This is to get around the 1-directional limitation of RPCs.

Is it possible for me to write some kind of requestObjectImmediate(id) method that calls the request method, waits for the response delegate, and returns the result? I presume this would use the "yield" keyword somewhere, but other than that I'm not sure where to start.

Can anyone offer any suggestions?

Thanks,

Ves

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Answer by karljj1 · Dec 02, 2013 at 07:08 PM

You can run coroutines within each other.

E.G

 IEnumerator DoSomething()
 {
   // Do stuff
 
   yield StartCoroutine( Request( 123 ) ); // Wait for Request to finish
 
   // Do some more stuff
 }
 
 IEnumerator Request( int id )
 {
   // doing some stuff
 }

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Hi $$anonymous$$arljj1

The problem is the request finishes immediately, as all it is doing is calling an RPC. What I need is some kind of mechanism that can make the request and wait for the response, all within the same method.

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Not sure if it can be done in one method but you could do it in 2. Have a flag in your request function that gets set when you get a response. $$anonymous$$G

 IEnumerator Request( int id )
 {
   gotResponse = false;
   // SEND RPC
   while( !gotResponse )
   {
     yield return 0; // Wait
   }
 }
 
 [RPC]
 void Response()
 {
   gotResponse = true;
 }

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