Hi,
في س، 22-05-2010 عند 21:58 -0400 ، كتب Arc Riley:
> This is the method I'm trying to modify:
>
> def inline send (output : array of char)
> sent : size_t
> if self.buff.str.length == 0 // write buffer is empty
> self.chan.write_chars(output, out sent)
> self.chan.flush()
> if output.length != sent // buffer what we couldn't send
> self.buff.append_len(output) // !!! need to shift this to
I believe it should be ((char*) output) + sent (maybe you need to cast
it back to a string), and pass (output.length - sent) as second
argument.
> self.chan.add_watch(IOCondition.OUT, self.write)
> else
> self.buff.append_len(output)
>
> It appears that I want to transfer ownership of "output" and make
> output a pointer. Is there a way to do that?
I don't understand why would you want to transfer ownership? With a
pointer, you're responsible for your memory and Vala won't track any
ownership.
In this case, for example, we didn't allocate anything, so we don't need
to free it either.
HTH,
Abderrahim
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