I am trying to adapt the play.rs example to make it able to be controlled via STDIN.
As my experience with Rust is very minimal i am struggling with handling non-blocking IO.
My code is as follows:
loop {
println!("Waiting for input");
let stdin = std::io::stdin();
let l = stdin.lock().lines().next().unwrap().unwrap();
println!("Received input: {}", line);
let next_track = SpotifyId::from_base62(&line);
println!("Playing next track... {}", line);
core.run(player.load(next_track, true, 0)).unwrap();
// execution on this thread is blocked?
}
How can we interrupt the execution of `core.run()?
I have been reading on core::handle and core::remote but since I am used to node.js I am feeling a bit lost here ... ;-)
I am trying to adapt the play.rs example to make it able to be controlled via STDIN. As my experience with Rust is very minimal i am struggling with handling non-blocking IO.
My code is as follows:
How can we interrupt the execution of `core.run()?
I have been reading on
core::handle
andcore::remote
but since I am used to node.js I am feeling a bit lost here ... ;-)Can someone point me in the right direction?