>But in this case, the memory buffer input source is a well tested and
>much used class,
Yeah, but whatever built the buffer it's reading from might not be. (Of
course whatever built the buffer should know how to read from it too...)
27;t buy it!"
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> Alternatively, if you really do want to bypass the parser (eg, because
> you're debugging an
Alternatively, if you really do want to bypass the parser (eg, because
you're debugging and want to check that it really will deliver the content
you think it will), look at the API for that class and figure out how to
read the data from it directly.
http://www.charmedquark.com
"If it don't have a control port, don't buy it!"
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> I am not sure if t
I am not sure if this got posted on the site or not, so I re-send it.
thanks
Hi,
I got a question on how to print the MembufInputSource into a character
string.
I need to change some attributes values in the MembufInputSource, after
the
change, I need to convert the MemBufInputSource into a
str
Hi,
I got a question on how to print the MembufInputSource into a character
string.
I need to change some attributes values in the MembufInputSource, after the
change, I need to convert the MemBufInputSource into a
string, so that I can insert it into a database.
How can I convert the MembufInpu
