parser class is given a connection object and format the incoming byte flow in structured request objects More...

#include <parser.hpp>

Public Member Functions
	parser (std::unique_ptr< proto_connexion > &input, const std::shared_ptr< central_report > &log)

	parser (const parser &ref)=delete

	parser (parser &&ref) noexcept=delete

parser &	operator= (const parser &ref)=delete

parser &	operator= (parser &&ref) noexcept=delete

	~parser ()
	destructor

proto_connexion::status	get_status () const
	provides visibility on the connection status

bool	get_next_request_uri (uri &val)

const request &	get_request ()
	provides the next request

void	send_answer (answer &ans)
	modify the answer to conform to RFC 1945 before sending it

void	close ()
	closes the current connection

Detailed Description

parser class is given a connection object and format the incoming byte flow in structured request objects

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

parser::parser	(	std::unique_ptr< proto_connexion > &	input,
		const std::shared_ptr< central_report > &	log
	)

constructor

Parameters

[in]	input	is the proto_connexion to read data from
[in]	log	where to log messages

Note: the proto_connexion object passed to this becomes under the responsibility of this parser object and will be deleted when necessary. (where from the unique_ptr since C++11 webdar code update) The log object is out of the responsibility of this object however it must survive this parser object (where from the shared_ptr since C++11 webdar code update)

bool parser::get_next_request_uri ( uri & val )

get the next request URI

Parameters

[out] val the value of the next request uri

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