Results for “Std.Net.NetError”
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- Std.Net.NetError
Why an operation over the network did not do what it was asked.
- Std.Http.Server.Stream.finishChunked
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Emits the HTTP/1.1 chunked terminator frame
0\r\n\r\n. - Std.Http.Server.Stream.sendChunk
&Std.Net.Connection -> &Bytes -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Sends a single chunk framed as
<hex-length>\r\n<data>\r\n. - Std.Http.Server.Stream.sendHead
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Sends HTTP status and headers immediately with
Transfer-Encoding: chunked. - Std.Http.Server.Stream.streamChunks
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> &Array[(Str, Str)] -> &Array[Bytes] -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Coordinates complete chunked response delivery over the socket.
- Std.Net.Read.exactly
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> Int -> Result[Bytes, Std.Net.NetError]Read this many bytes, or fail rather than answer fewer.
- Std.Net.Read.until
&Std.Net.Connection -> &Bytes -> Int -> Int -> Result[(Bytes, Bytes), Std.Net.NetError]Read up to and including a separator, within a limit.
- Std.Net.accept
&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[Std.Net.Connection, Std.Net.NetError]Wait for the next connection.
- Std.Net.close
&Std.Net.Connection -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Close a connection.
- Std.Net.closeListener
&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Stop listening.
- Std.Net.connect
Str -> Int -> Result[Std.Net.Connection, Std.Net.NetError]Open a connection to somewhere else.
- Std.Net.connectWithin
Str -> Int -> Int -> Result[Std.Net.Connection, Std.Net.NetError]Open a connection, waiting no longer than the stated milliseconds.
- Std.Net.finish
&Std.Net.Connection -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Say that nothing more will be sent, while still reading what comes back.
- Std.Net.foldChunks
&Std.Net.Connection -> T -> fn(T, Bytes) -> T -> Result[T, Std.Net.NetError]Combine everything a peer sends into one value, holding one chunk at a
- Std.Net.listen
Str -> Int -> Result[Std.Net.Listener, Std.Net.NetError]Wait for connections on a port.
- Std.Net.listenLocal
Int -> Result[Std.Net.Listener, Std.Net.NetError]Wait for connections reachable only from this machine.
- Std.Net.peerOf
&Std.Net.Connection -> Result[Str, Std.Net.NetError]Who is at the other end.
- Std.Net.portOf
&Std.Net.Listener -> Result[Int, Std.Net.NetError]Which port a listener is actually on.
- Std.Net.receive
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> Result[Option[Bytes], Std.Net.NetError]The next bytes, or nothing when the other end has closed.
- Std.Net.receiveAll
&Std.Net.Connection -> Result[Bytes, Std.Net.NetError]Everything a peer sends until it closes, joined once rather than once per
- Std.Net.receiveExactly
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> Result[Bytes, Std.Net.NetError]Read exactly the requested count of bytes, or report that the peer closed
- Std.Net.receiveUntil
&Std.Net.Connection -> &Bytes -> Int -> Result[(Bytes, Bytes), Std.Net.NetError]Read until a marker has arrived, answering what came before it and what
- Std.Net.receiveWithin
&Std.Net.Connection -> Int -> Int -> Result[Option[Bytes], Std.Net.NetError]Read the next bytes, waiting no longer than the stated milliseconds.
- Std.Net.send
&Std.Net.Connection -> &Bytes -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Send bytes, and keep sending until every one has gone.
- Std.Net.sendText
&Std.Net.Connection -> Str -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Send text, as its UTF-8 encoding.
- Std.Net.sendTextWithin
&Std.Net.Connection -> Str -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Send text, waiting no longer than the stated milliseconds.
- Std.Net.sendWithin
&Std.Net.Connection -> &Bytes -> Int -> Result[(), Std.Net.NetError]Send bytes, waiting no longer than the stated milliseconds.
- Std.Net.serve
&Std.Net.Listener -> Int -> fn(Std.Net.Connection) -> Bool -> Result[Int, Std.Net.NetError]Wait for connections, hand each to an action, and close it however the
- Std.Net.withConnection
Str -> Int -> fn(Std.Net.Connection) -> Result[T, Std.Net.NetError] -> Result[T, Std.Net.NetError]Open a connection, hand it to an action, and close it however the action
