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spec/util_dbuffer_spec.lua @ 11637:19cddf92fcc2
util.dbuffer: Fix bugs, remove multi-char support (more complex than first thought)
Character sequences could be split across chunk boundaries. Would require a bunch
of code to make that work reliably.
Only apply front_consumed on first chunk, and adjust buffer_pos accordingly.
author | Matthew Wild <mwild1@gmail.com> |
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date | Tue, 29 Jun 2021 14:25:57 +0100 |
parent | 11636:11e0a0a08da3 |
child | 12764:bf6d2f9fad4d |
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11636:11e0a0a08da3 | 11637:19cddf92fcc2 |
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53 assert.equal("\n", b:read_until("\n")); | 53 assert.equal("\n", b:read_until("\n")); |
54 assert.equal("\n", b:read_until("\n")); | 54 assert.equal("\n", b:read_until("\n")); |
55 assert.equal("stu", b:read(3)); | 55 assert.equal("stu", b:read(3)); |
56 assert.equal("ffmore\n", b:read_until("\n")); | 56 assert.equal("ffmore\n", b:read_until("\n")); |
57 assert.equal(nil, b:read_until("\n")); | 57 assert.equal(nil, b:read_until("\n")); |
58 assert.equal("and more", b:read_chunk()); | |
59 end); | |
60 | |
61 it("works with multi-character sequences", function () | |
62 local b = dbuffer.new(); | |
63 b:write("hello\r\n"); | |
64 b:write("world"); | |
65 b:write("\r\n"); | |
66 b:write("\r\n\r\n"); | |
67 b:write("stuff"); | |
68 b:write("more\r\nand more"); | |
69 | |
70 assert.equal(nil, b:read_until(".")); | |
71 assert.equal(nil, b:read_until("%")); | |
72 assert.equal("hello\r\n", b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
73 assert.equal("world\r\n", b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
74 assert.equal("\r\n", b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
75 assert.equal("\r\n", b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
76 assert.equal("stu", b:read(3)); | |
77 assert.equal("ffmore\r\n", b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
78 assert.equal(nil, b:read_until("\r\n")); | |
79 assert.equal("and more", b:read_chunk()); | 58 assert.equal("and more", b:read_chunk()); |
80 end); | 59 end); |
81 end); | 60 end); |
82 | 61 |
83 describe(":discard", function () | 62 describe(":discard", function () |