That would be mostmy my usage: having the tcp stream completly
compressed and mostly replacing the tcpSocket by inflate/deflate
streams.
The actual read-loop in my program looks like this:
[[inputStream atEnd not] whileTrue: [self handleData: inputStream
nextHunk]]
I would then after the compression-handshake replace inputStream (which is a
tcp socket
before the handshake) with an inflate stream.
Yes, but don't expect nextHunk to retrieve a whole packet. It could
return only part of it. I would just do
[inputStream atEnd not] whileTrue: [ self handleData: inputStream ]
You can assume that the RawInflateStream will not request more data from
the socket when it sees a flush. So, if #handleData: does not try to
read past the end of the packet, it should just work.
Paolo
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