This is a special buffer that allows to "steal" some chunk of text from the output stream. More...
#include <cppcms/steal_buf.h>
Inheritance diagram for cppcms::util::steal_buffer< Size >:
Public Member Functions | |
| steal_buffer (std::ostream &out) | |
| steal_buffer () | |
| void | steal (std::ostream &out) |
| void | release () |
 Public Member Functions inherited from cppcms::util::stackbuf< Size > | |
| char * | begin () |
| char * | end () |
| char * | c_str () |
| std::string | str () |
Additional Inherited Members | |
| Protected Member Functions inherited from cppcms::util::stackbuf< Size > | |
| int | overflow (int c) |
Detailed Description
template<size_t Size = 128>
class cppcms::util::steal_buffer< Size >
This is a special buffer that allows to "steal" some chunk of text from the output stream.
It does this by replacing stream's streambuf object with temporary stream buffer that records all data written to the stream and then returns the original buffer upon call to release() member function it steal_buffer destruction.
The Size parameter defines the default chunk of memory allocated on the stack before heap is used.
Constructor & Destructor Documentation
template<size_t Size = 128>
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Create the buffer and "Steal" the buffer from out
template<size_t Size = 128>
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Create an empty buffer
Member Function Documentation
template<size_t Size = 128>
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Release the "stolen" buffer back, now the buffer contains all the data that was recorded.
template<size_t Size = 128>
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Steal the buffer from out
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:
- cppcms/steal_buf.h
