TypeError: collection[(i + 2)] is not a function

[brian6932]

undefined:6
                        collection[i+2](arg0);
                                       ^

TypeError: collection[(i + 2)] is not a function
    at eval (eval at bakeCollection (.../node_modules/.pnpm/[email protected]/node_modules/tseep/lib/task-collection/bake-collection.js:65:27), <anonymous>:6:40)
    at TaskCollection.rebuild_on_first_call [as call] (.../node_modules/.pnpm/[email protected]/node_modules/tseep/lib/task-collection/task-collection.js:203:15)

Occurring on an emit:

new EventEmitter().emit(String, Object /*null prototype*/, Object)

Seemingly at random.

[Morglod]

Hi! Could you please provide more code and node version? Or just this code causes this error

[brian6932]

provide node version

v23.6.0

provide more more code? Or just this code causes this error

I don't really have an isolated report, the stacktrace doesn't really tell me much. I tried to remove most of the irrelevant code, each Connection has slightly different prototypes, but I don't really think they're that relevant to the issue. I put a try/catch on the effected line, and it seems to catch, so for now I'm dealing with it that way, I have no idea how to consistently reproduce this, it just randomly happened to me sometimes.

file1

const Connection = function (initBuffer, config, emitter) {
	this.socket = new TLSSocket
	this.socket
		.setNoDelay()
		.connect(1234, `foo.bar`)
		.on(`data`, foo => {
			let parsedCommand = new CommandParser(foo)
			emitter.emit(parsedCommand.command, parsedCommand, this) // Error on this line

			while (parsedCommand.subarray !== undefined) {
				parsedCommand = new CommandParser(parsedCommand.subarray)
				emitter.emit(parsedCommand.command, parsedCommand, this)
			}
		})
		.write(initBuffer)
}

export const
	ReadOnlyConnection = function (initBuffer, config, emitter) {
		Connection.call(this, initBuffer, config, emitter)
	},
	WriteOnlyConnection = function (initBuffer, config, emitter) {
		Connection.call(this, initBuffer, config, emitter)
	},
	ReadWriteConnection = function (initBuffer, config, emitter) {
		Connection.call(this, initBuffer, config, emitter)
	}

file2

import { EventEmitter } from 'tseep'
import { ReadOnlyConnection, WriteOnlyConnection, ReadWriteConnection } from './file1.js'
export const Client = (config = new Config) => {
	for (const i of read.keys())
		read[i] = new ReadOnlyConnection(initBuffer, config, emitter)
	for (const i of write.keys())
		write[i] = new WriteOnlyConnection(initBuffer, config, emitter)
}

[Morglod]

very strange. may be you could send whole project to my email "[email protected]" so i could debug it

looking at tseep's code it could happen only if you somehow modify private fields or it somehow adds new listener WHILE it was baking collection. but probably its something else

after listener was added, listeners should be more than 1500, and numbers of items should be mod div by %10 or %4 or %3.

---

also will be cool if you manually add try catch on eval inside bakeCollection, here
.../node_modules/.pnpm/[email protected]/node_modules/tseep/lib/task-collection/bake-collection.js:65

        try {
            var funcFactory = eval(funcFactoryCode);
            return funcFactory(collection);
        } catch (err) {
            console.error(err);
            console.log(collection);
            throw err;
        }

so we could look inside.

It also maybe happens because listener adds another listener of same eventName and emits same eventName, so it will be recursion.
Will add tests on this and check if it may be the problem soon.

[Morglod]

or may be recursion which clears all listeners