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问题:
As the title says, I want to send $http.get requests to the server until the returned results meets a condition.
This is what I tried:
var searchComplete = false;
var sendGetReq = true;
while(!searchComplete) // #2 and then jumps here
{
if(sendGetReq)
{
sendGetReq = false; // #1 execution reaches here
$http.get('/user/getCondition', {params: {condition: $scope.condition}).
success(function (condition, status, headers, config) {
...
...
if(condition)
{ searchComplete = true; }
else
{ sendGetReq = true; }
}
}
However, the $http.get request never goes. That statement is never reached. When I debugged, I saw that execution will come to sendGetReq=false
and then jump to while(!searchComplete)
. The GET request is never sent.
Would someone please explain:
- Why the execution never reaches GET request and jumps back
- What is the recommended way to to do this continuous GET request
Thank you.
回答1:
Why not put it all together inside a function and call itself if condition is meet? Like this and you should use .then and not .success:
$scope.load = function(){
$http.get('/user/getCondition', {params: {condition: $scope.condition}).
then(function (condition, status, headers, config) {
if (condition){
$scope.load();
}
});
}
Hope it helps =)
回答2:
Do not use while (true)
, especially in JS.
JS works in one thread. $http.get
will never run because your main thread stalled in you infinite loop and do not gave a chance for other threads to run.
Update
function getHttpPromise() {
return $http.get('/user/getCondition', {params: {condition: $scope.condition}).
success(function (condition, status, headers, config) {
...
...
if(condition)
return true;//or any result you want to resolve
else
return getHttpPromise();
}
}
getHttpPromise
function returns promise, which will be resolved on your condition
, in other case it will continues waiting with followed get request.
To use it, run the following code.
getHttpPromise().then(function (result) {
// Will be called only when condition will be successful
});
回答3:
$http.get
is asynchronous call and it will hit the success or error (both are deprecated, use then) function on response from server. When the function reaches this line
sendGetReq = false; // #1 execution reaches here
it makes the $http.get
call (which is async) and then it moves the control to next iteration. That is the main purpose of async call.
If you want to make continuous calls you can write the $http.get
call in a function and call that function using interval
service of Angular JS.
$interval
$scope.func = function(){
if(condition)
{
$http.get....
}
}
$interval($scope.func, 1000)
where 1000 is the time interval in milliseconds after which the function is called
回答4:
Try this inject $interval
in your controller
var startInterval = $interval(function(){
var searchComplete = false;
var sendGetReq = true;
sendGetReq = false; // #1 execution reaches here
$http.get('/user/getCondition', {params: {condition: $scope.condition}).
success(function (condition, status, headers, config) {
if(condition)
{ searchComplete = true;
$scope.stopInterval();
}
else
{ sendGetReq = true; }
})
},1000)
$scope.stopInterval = function(){
$interval.cancel(startInterval)
}
回答5:
As Andrew said it should be recursive and in your case use .then. To make it recursive encapsulate your $http service inside a function
.controller('YourController', function($http) {
this.sendGetReq= function(data) {
$http.get('/user/getCondition', {params: {condition: data.condition}).
.then(function(res) {
if (res.condition) {
//finish your search
} else {
//set newdata somehow
this.sendGetReq(newdata);
}
}
};
});