This is a specialization of the protobuf class ZeroCopyInputStream The principle is to get one chunk of data at a time from the proto layer, with options to backup (re-see some bytes) or skip (forward past some bytes)
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#include <proto_buffer_reader.h>
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| ProtoBufferReader (ByteBuffer *buffer) |
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bool | Next (const void **data, int *size) override |
| Give the proto library a chunk of data from the stream. More...
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Status | status () const |
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void | BackUp (int count) override |
| The proto library calls this to indicate that we should back up count bytes that have already been returned by the last call of Next. More...
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bool | Skip (int count) override |
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int64_t | ByteCount () const override |
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This is a specialization of the protobuf class ZeroCopyInputStream The principle is to get one chunk of data at a time from the proto layer, with options to backup (re-see some bytes) or skip (forward past some bytes)
Read more about ZeroCopyInputStream interface here: https://developers.google.com/protocol-buffers/docs/reference/cpp/google.protobuf.io.zero_copy_stream#ZeroCopyInputStream
◆ ProtoBufferReader()
grpc::ProtoBufferReader::ProtoBufferReader |
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Constructs buffer reader from buffer.
Will set status() to non ok if buffer is invalid (the internal buffer has not been initialized).
Implemented through a grpc_byte_buffer_reader which iterates over the slices that make up a byte buffer
◆ ~ProtoBufferReader()
grpc::ProtoBufferReader::~ProtoBufferReader |
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◆ BackUp()
void grpc::ProtoBufferReader::BackUp |
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The proto library calls this to indicate that we should back up count bytes that have already been returned by the last call of Next.
So do the backup and have that ready for a later Next.
◆ backup_count()
int64_t grpc::ProtoBufferReader::backup_count |
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◆ ByteCount()
int64_t grpc::ProtoBufferReader::ByteCount |
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Returns the total number of bytes read since this object was created.
◆ mutable_slice_ptr()
grpc_slice** grpc::ProtoBufferReader::mutable_slice_ptr |
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◆ Next()
bool grpc::ProtoBufferReader::Next |
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Give the proto library a chunk of data from the stream.
The caller may safely read from data[0, size - 1].
If we have backed up previously, we need to return the backed-up slice
Otherwise get the next slice from the byte buffer reader
◆ reader()
◆ set_backup_count()
void grpc::ProtoBufferReader::set_backup_count |
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◆ set_byte_count()
void grpc::ProtoBufferReader::set_byte_count |
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◆ Skip()
bool grpc::ProtoBufferReader::Skip |
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The proto library calls this to skip over count bytes.
Implement this using Next and BackUp combined.
◆ slice()
◆ status()
Status grpc::ProtoBufferReader::status |
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Returns the status of the buffer reader.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: