KAPP Arnaud

Hello, I never understood why this wasn't either the default behavior or available through some other means. If anything, I don't agree with your propose to have to add a...

Hello, I agree that the behavior is not great, especially since it is not coherent with the `bool send()` function, which returns `false` on `EAGAIN` and `true` on 0 bytes...

Hey, I am assuming the documentation you quote is from the wiki. Sadly the wiki is completely outdated, to the point that it should not be used anymore. Indeed the...

Hello @keith-dev, If I understand you correctly, what you want to do is this: void my_routine_invoked_by_the_actor(zmqpp::socket *, int my_additional_param, std::string another_custom_param) { } This is possible because of how std::bind...

Yes bind should work for your case. However, if you're looking at a wrapper around czmq there is https://github.com/zeromq/czmqpp. I've never used it so I don't know how complete it...

Hello, I am sorry I missed this ticket. Do you have any news on this? I'd think this more related the `libzmq` rather that `zmqpp` (and maybe related to `epgm`).

Hello, Are you referring to http://rfc.zeromq.org/spec:39 ? I personaly do not plan to implement support for it (at least not in the foreseeable future) but we would accept patches. However,...

> I've been using the C and ZeroMQ, and want to use c ++ and WebSocket, but I did not find the relevant examples. Or you can give me some...

> May I also ask for a better system for message part type detection? This is impossible. The only thing you can hope for is that the size match. You...

I believe the trick here is to use `typedef` or `using`. Create a `zmqpp::message_impl` class that is templated on the storage type. Then, provide a typedef for `zmqpp::message` by declaring...