> I guess, you have probably already figured this out, but in case you
> were not ...

>> I was hoping to determine how many callbacks had been queued up
>> (scheduled?) in the main reactor.

> Since, its Ruby you can monkey-patch to expose internal queues:

> module EventMachine
>  def self.threadqueue
>    @threadqueue
>  end

>  def self.resultqueue
>    @resultqueue
>  end
> end

> But this is probably not advisable (citation needed), etc.

>> I saw EventMachine::Queue.size but it looks like this is not a class
>> method, and can only be called on an instance of that class.  (maybe
>> some special queue object?)

> EventMachine::Queue is something completely different as you have
> noticed.

>> What's the best way to get the queue size of the main reactor?

> Once you have monkey-patch in place, then for example:

> EventMachine.run do
>  EventMachine.threadpool_size = 1

>  EM.add_periodic_timer(1) do
>    p [EventMachine.threadqueue.size,
>       EventMachine.resultqueue.size,
>       EventMachine.threadqueue.num_waiting]
>  end

>  4.times do
>    EventMachine.defer(Proc.new { sleep 5 }, Proc.new { p 'DONE' })
>  end
> end

> I hope that helps :-)

> P.S. For the API of Queue, check Ruby's documentation.

> KW

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