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Allow event callbacks to close Listeners #3
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This is so that the user can choose to stop the listener immediately on disconnection / connection attempt failure (rather than sleeping and trying to connect again). This requires Close to call reconnectCond.Broadcast otherwise goroutines will block waiting for a connection which will never exist. Signed-off-by: Lewis Marshall <lewis@lmars.net>
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Allow event callbacks to close Listeners
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This is so that the user can choose to stop the listener immediately on disconnection / connection attempt failure (rather than sleeping and trying to connect again).
This requires
Closeto callreconnectCond.Broadcastotherwise goroutines will block waiting for a connection which will never exist.