boost::burl::parser::buffered_data

Return the unconsumed octets in the buffer.

Synopsis

Declared in <boost/burl/parser.hpp>

std::array<capy::const_buffer, 2>
buffered_data() const noexcept;

Description

The returned octets are raw: no message framing is applied. After a message whose body has been read to completion they are the octets which follow it, which is how the remainder of a tunnel is recovered following a CONNECT request.

Note that the framing of a response to CONNECT cannot be determined from the response alone, so the parser reports a payload which continues to the end of the stream and has_buffered_data returns false. A caller which knows it issued a CONNECT should use this function directly.

If the body of a sized payload has only partially been read, the unread remainder is included.

Preconditions

this‐>got_header() == true

Return Value

the unconsumed octets in the buffer.

See Also

has_buffered_data.

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