Barracuda Application Server C/C++ Reference
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The BufPrint class, which implements an ANSI compatible printf method, is a base class used by several other classes.
This class does not allocate memory for the buffer. Thus, any class using BufPrint must provide a buffer BufPrint can use. The output from printf is formatted in the buffer passed into the constructor. BufPrint calls the callback function BufPrint_Flush when the buffer is full. See BufPrint_Flush for additional details.
#include <BufPrint.h>
Public Member Functions | |
BufPrint (void *userData=0, BufPrint_Flush flush=0) | |
BufPrint constructor. More... | |
BufPrint (char *buf, int size, void *userData=0, BufPrint_Flush flush=0) | |
BufPrint constructor. More... | |
void * | getUserData () |
Returns the user data pointer set in the constructor. | |
int | vprintf (const char *fmt, va_list argList) |
The printf function's format is identical to the standard ANSI vprintf function. More... | |
int | printf (const char *fmt,...) |
The printf function's format is identical to the standard ANSI printf function, but with the following extensions: More... | |
int | baputc (int c) |
print character (wrapper for BufPrint_putc) | |
int | write (const void *data, int len) |
Write data to the buffer. More... | |
int | write (const char *buf) |
Used for sending a zero terminated string to the client. More... | |
void | setBuf (char *buf, int size) |
Set the buffer used by BufPrint. More... | |
char * | getBuf () |
Returns a pointer to the internal buffer. More... | |
U32 | getBufSize () |
Returns current size of internal formatted data. | |
void | erase () |
resets the cursor, thus erasing the data in the buffer | |
int | flush () |
Flush buffer. | |
int | b64Encode (const void *data, S32 slen) |
Encode binary data as Base64. More... | |
int | b64urlEncode (const void *source, S32 slen, bool padding) |
Encode binary data as Base64url. More... | |
int | jsonString (const char *str) |
Print and escape a string such that a browser can run the JavaScript 'eval' function and produce a string identical to the string the 'str' argument points to. More... | |