VTable

pub const VTable = struct

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pub const VTable = struct {
    /// Sends bytes to the logical sink. A write will only be sent here if it
    /// could not fit into `buffer`, or during a `flush` operation.
    ///
    /// `buffer[0..end]` is consumed first, followed by each slice of `data` in
    /// order. Elements of `data` may alias each other but may not alias
    /// `buffer`.
    ///
    /// This function modifies `Writer.end` and `Writer.buffer` in an
    /// implementation-defined manner.
    ///
    /// `data.len` must be nonzero.
    ///
    /// The last element of `data` is repeated as necessary so that it is
    /// written `splat` number of times, which may be zero.
    ///
    /// This function may not be called if the data to be written could have
    /// been stored in `buffer` instead, including when the amount of data to
    /// be written is zero and the buffer capacity is zero.
    ///
    /// Number of bytes consumed from `data` is returned, excluding bytes from
    /// `buffer`.
    ///
    /// Number of bytes returned may be zero, which does not indicate stream
    /// end. A subsequent call may return nonzero, or signal end of stream via
    /// `error.WriteFailed`.
    drain: *const fn (w: *Writer, data: []const []const u8, splat: usize) Error!usize,

    /// Copies contents from an open file to the logical sink. `buffer[0..end]`
    /// is consumed first, followed by `limit` bytes from `file_reader`.
    ///
    /// Number of bytes logically written is returned. This excludes bytes from
    /// `buffer` because they have already been logically written. Number of
    /// bytes consumed from `buffer` are tracked by modifying `end`.
    ///
    /// Number of bytes returned may be zero, which does not indicate stream
    /// end. A subsequent call may return nonzero, or signal end of stream via
    /// `error.WriteFailed`. Caller may check `file_reader` state
    /// (`File.Reader.atEnd`) to disambiguate between a zero-length read or
    /// write, and whether the file reached the end.
    ///
    /// `error.Unimplemented` indicates the callee cannot offer a more
    /// efficient implementation than the caller performing its own reads.
    sendFile: *const fn (
        w: *Writer,
        file_reader: *File.Reader,
        /// Maximum amount of bytes to read from the file. Implementations may
        /// assume that the file size does not exceed this amount. Data from
        /// `buffer` does not count towards this limit.
        limit: Limit,
    ) FileError!usize = unimplementedSendFile,

    /// Consumes all remaining buffer.
    ///
    /// The default flush implementation calls drain repeatedly until `end` is
    /// zero, however it is legal for implementations to manage `end`
    /// differently. For instance, `Allocating` flush is a no-op.
    ///
    /// There may be subsequent calls to `drain` and `sendFile` after a `flush`
    /// operation.
    flush: *const fn (w: *Writer) Error!void = defaultFlush,

    /// Ensures `capacity` more bytes can be buffered without rebasing.
    ///
    /// The most recent `preserve` bytes must remain buffered.
    ///
    /// Only called when `capacity` bytes cannot fit into the unused capacity
    /// of `buffer`.
    rebase: *const fn (w: *Writer, preserve: usize, capacity: usize) Error!void = defaultRebase,
}