Hello all, new chicken schemer here.
I'm writing an AMPQ client for fun (as One does) and can't figure out
the correct way to read from a TCP port. I want to block until input is
available, and then read all buffered data into a byte buffer (I'm using
bitstring, but it can be anything really). This is what I've come up with:
(let* ((buf (->bitstring ""))
(first-byte (read-string 1 in)))
(if (eq? #!eof first-byte)
... handle eof
(begin
(bitstring-append! buf (string->bitstring (string-append first-byte
(read-buffered in))))
... do something with buf))
It works okay, but it seems a bit clunky to me. Is there a more
idiomatic way of reading a byte buffer from a port?
Cheers,
-- Fredrik
