How to use RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup method of proto_test Package

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definitions_test.go

Source: definitions_test.go Github

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...3234 c := &Client{}3235 err := proto.RuntimeReleaseObject{}.Call(c)3236 t.Nil(err)3237}3238func (t T) RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup() {3239 c := &Client{}3240 err := proto.RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup{}.Call(c)3241 t.Nil(err)3242}3243func (t T) RuntimeRunIfWaitingForDebugger() {3244 c := &Client{}3245 err := proto.RuntimeRunIfWaitingForDebugger{}.Call(c)3246 t.Nil(err)3247}3248func (t T) RuntimeRunScript() {3249 c := &Client{}3250 _, err := proto.RuntimeRunScript{}.Call(c)3251 t.Nil(err)3252}3253func (t T) RuntimeSetAsyncCallStackDepth() {3254 c := &Client{}...

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1import (2type Args struct {3}4type Quotient struct {5}6type StringArgs struct {7}8type StringReply struct {9}10func (t *ProtoTest) Multiply(args *Args, reply *int) error {11}12func (t *ProtoTest) Divide(args *Args, quo *Quotient) error {13 if args.B == 0 {14 return fmt.Errorf("divide by zero")15 }16}17func (t *ProtoTest) Concat(args *StringArgs, reply *StringReply) error {18}19func (t *ProtoTest) ReleaseObjectGroup(args *StringArgs, reply *StringReply) error {20}21func main() {22 proto_test := new(ProtoTest)23 rpc.Register(proto_test)24 rpc.HandleHTTP()25 l, e := net.Listen("tcp", ":1234")26 if e != nil {27 fmt.Println("listen error:", e)28 os.Exit(1)29 }30 go http.Serve(l, nil)31 fmt.Println("Server is running...")32 select {}33}34import (35type Args struct {36}37type Quotient struct {38}39type StringArgs struct {40}41type StringReply struct {42}43func (t *ProtoTest) Multiply(args *Args, reply *int) error {44}45func (t *ProtoTest) Divide(args *Args, quo *Quotient) error {46 if args.B == 0 {47 return fmt.Errorf("divide by zero")48 }

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1import (2func main() {3 ctx, cancel := chromedp.NewContext(4 context.Background(),5 chromedp.WithLogf(log.Printf),6 defer cancel()7 err := chromedp.Run(ctx,8 chromedp.EvaluateAsDevTools(`function foo() { return { a: 1, b: 2 }; }; foo();`, &res),9 if err != nil {10 log.Fatal(err)11 }12 log.Println(res)13 err = chromedp.Run(ctx,14 runtime.ReleaseObjectGroup("console"),15 if err != nil {16 log.Fatal(err)17 }18 time.Sleep(2 * time.Second)19}

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1import (2func main() {3 cmd := exec.Command("node", "1.js")4 stdout, err := cmd.StdoutPipe()5 if err != nil {6 log.Fatal(err)7 }8 cmd.Start()9 scanner := bufio.NewScanner(stdout)10 scanner.Split(bufio.ScanLines)11 for scanner.Scan() {12 m := scanner.Text()13 fmt.Println(m)14 if strings.HasPrefix(m, "proto_test") {15 fmt.Println("proto_test found")16 cmd2 := exec.Command("node", "2.js", m)17 stdout2, err := cmd2.StdoutPipe()18 if err != nil {19 log.Fatal(err)20 }21 cmd2.Start()22 scanner2 := bufio.NewScanner(stdout2)23 scanner2.Split(bufio.ScanLines)24 for scanner2.Scan() {25 fmt.Println(scanner2.Text())26 }27 cmd2.Wait()28 }29 }30 cmd.Wait()31}32const { Runtime } = require('inspector');33const session = new Runtime();34session.connect();35session.on('Runtime.consoleAPICalled', ({ type, args }) => {36 console.log('consoleAPICalled', type, args);37});38session.post('Runtime.enable');39session.post('Runtime.evaluate', {40 expression: 'new proto_test()',41});42const { Runtime } = require('inspector');43const session = new Runtime();44session.connect();45session.on('Runtime.consoleAPICalled', ({ type, args }) => {46 console.log('consoleAPICalled', type, args);47});48session.post('Runtime.enable');49session.post('Runtime.releaseObjectGroup', {50});

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1import (2func main() {3 var protoTest = js.Global.Get("proto_test")4 protoTest.Invoke()5 var obj = js.Global.Get("obj")6 obj.Set("a", 1)7 obj.Set("b", 2)8 var obj2 = js.Global.Get("obj2")9 obj2.Set("a", 3)10 obj2.Set("b", 4)11 fmt.Println(obj.Get("a"))12 fmt.Println(obj.Get("b"))13 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("a"))14 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("b"))15 protoTest.Invoke("obj")16 protoTest.Invoke("obj2")17 fmt.Println(obj.Get("a"))18 fmt.Println(obj.Get("b"))19 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("a"))20 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("b"))21}22import (23func main() {24 var protoTest = js.Global.Get("proto_test")25 protoTest.Invoke()26 var obj = js.Global.Get("obj")27 obj.Set("a", 1)28 obj.Set("b", 2)29 var obj2 = js.Global.Get("obj2")30 obj2.Set("a", 3)31 obj2.Set("b", 4)32 fmt.Println(obj.Get("a"))33 fmt.Println(obj.Get("b"))34 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("a"))35 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("b"))36 protoTest.Invoke("obj")37 protoTest.Invoke("obj2")38 fmt.Println(obj.Get("a"))39 fmt.Println(obj.Get("b"))40 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("a"))41 fmt.Println(obj2.Get("b"))42}43import (44func main() {45 var protoTest = js.Global.Get("proto_test")46 protoTest.Invoke()

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1import (2type Proto_test struct {3}4func (t *Proto_test) RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup(args *string, reply *int) error {5 runtime.GC()6 runtime.ReleaseObjectGroup(*args)7}8func main() {9 proto_test := new(Proto_test)10 rpc.Register(proto_test)11 rpc.HandleHTTP()12 l, e := net.Listen("tcp", ":1234")13 if e != nil {14 log.Fatal("listen error:", e)15 }16 go http.Serve(l, nil)17 time.Sleep(1 * time.Second)18 client, err := jsonrpc.Dial("tcp", "

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1func main() {2 proto_test := proto_test.NewProtoTest()3 proto_test.RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup("test")4}5message ProtoTest {6 rpc RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup(RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) returns (RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupResponse) {7 option (google.api.http) = {8 };9 }10}11import proto "github.com/​golang/​protobuf/​proto"12import fmt "fmt"13import math "math"14type RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest struct {15}16func (m *RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) Reset() { *m = RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest{} }17func (m *RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) String() string { return proto.CompactTextString(m) }18func (*RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) ProtoMessage() {}19func (*RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) Descriptor() ([]byte, []int) { return fileDescriptor0, []int{0} }20type RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupResponse struct {21}22func (m *RuntimeReleaseObject

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1import (2func main() {3 obj := new(int)4 objPtr := uintptr(unsafe.Pointer(obj))5 runtime.RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup(objGroup, objPtr)6 fmt.Println(debug.RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup(objGroup))7}

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1import "fmt"2import "proto_test"3func main() {4 proto_test.RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup("group1")5 fmt.Println("Object Group Released")6}7syntax = "proto2";8package proto_test;9message RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest {10 required string objectGroup = 1;11}12message RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupResponse {13 required bool success = 1;14}15service Runtime {16 rpc RuntimeReleaseObjectGroup(RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) returns (RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupResponse);17}18import proto "github.com/​golang/​protobuf/​proto"19import fmt "fmt"20import math "math"21import _ "github.com/​golang/​protobuf/​protoc-gen-go/​descriptor"22type RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest struct {23}24func (m *RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) Reset() { *m = RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest{} }25func (m *RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) String() string { return proto.CompactTextString(m) }26func (*RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) ProtoMessage() {}27func (*RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) Descriptor() ([]byte, []int) { return fileDescriptor0, []int{0} }28func (m *RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupRequest) GetObjectGroup() string {29 if m != nil {30 }31}32type RuntimeReleaseObjectGroupResponse struct {33}34func (m

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