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version 2.5, 1996/10/07 02:04:30 version 2.6, 1996/11/30 23:31:06
Line 32  Library</A>. Line 32  Library</A>.
 #define HTCONLEN_H  #define HTCONLEN_H
 </PRE>  </PRE>
 <H2>  <H2>
     Buffer Stream
   </H2>
   <P>
   This stream does almost the same as the content length counter stream except
   that it doesn't count the length! In other words - it's a completely normal
   memory buffer for the stream. If the buffer fills up, this stream flushes
   the buffer and goes transparent so that all new data will be pumped through
   without any buffering.
   <PRE>
   extern HTStream * HTBuffer_new          (HTStream *     target,
                                            HTRequest *    request,
                                           int             max_size);
   </PRE>
   <H2>
   Content Length Counter Stream    Content Length Counter Stream
 </H2>  </H2>
 <P>  <P>
Line 45  extern HTStream * HTContentCounter (HTSt Line 59  extern HTStream * HTContentCounter (HTSt
                                          int            max_size);                                           int            max_size);
 </PRE>  </PRE>
 <H2>  <H2>
   Buffer Stream    Delay Buffer Stream
 </H2>  </H2>
 <P>  <P>
 This stream does almost the same as the content length counter stream except  This stream is much like the buffer stream above but instead of goin transparent
 that it doesn't count the length! In other words - it's a completely normal  when the buffer fills up, it returns <CODE>HT_PAUSE</CODE> which indicates
 memory buffer for the stream. If the buffer fills up, this stream flushes  that the stream doesn't accept more data and so the caller should not put
 the buffer and goes transparent so that all new data will be pumped through  any more data into it. When the buffer is flushed (the flush method invoked)
 without any buffering.  then the stream goes into transparent mode, just like the buffer stream.
 <PRE>  <PRE>
 extern HTStream * HTBuffer_new          (HTStream *     target,  extern HTStream * HTDelayBuffer         (HTStream *     target,
                                          HTRequest *    request,                                           int            max_size);
                                         int             max_size);  
 </PRE>  </PRE>
 <H2>  <H2>
   Pipe Buffer Stream    Pipe Buffer Stream
Line 65  extern HTStream * HTBuffer_new  (HTStrea Line 78  extern HTStream * HTBuffer_new  (HTStrea
 This stream is much like the buffer stream above but instead of goin transparent  This stream is much like the buffer stream above but instead of goin transparent
 when the buffer fills up, it returns <CODE>HT_PAUSE</CODE> which indicates  when the buffer fills up, it returns <CODE>HT_PAUSE</CODE> which indicates
 that the stream doesn't accept more data and so the caller should not put  that the stream doesn't accept more data and so the caller should not put
 any more data into it. When the buffer is flushed (the flush method invoked)  any more data into it.
 then the stream goes into transparent mode, just like the buffer stream.  
 <PRE>  <PRE>
 extern HTStream * HTPipeBuffer_new      (HTStream *     target,  extern HTStream * HTPipeBuffer          (HTStream *     target,
                                          HTRequest *    request,  
                                          int            max_size);                                           int            max_size);
 </PRE>  </PRE>
 <P>  <P>
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