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- File src/OFStream.h — part of check-in [062a052b50] at 2010-04-17 15:46:34 on branch trunk — Don't return self where not necessary, return void or something useful. (user: js, size: 7418) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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src/OFStream.h
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2010-04-17 22:27:17
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— New ivar naming convention.
ivars are now named like this: thisIsAnIVar. If an accessor exists for
the ivar, the ivar is named like the accessor. This is required for
@property to work. (user: js, size: 7415) [annotate] [blame] [check-ins using]
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* _writeNBytes:fromBuffer: and _atEndOfStream, but nothing else. Those are not
* defined in the headers, but do the actual work. OFStream uses those and does
* all the caching and other stuff. If you override these methods without the
* _ prefix, you *WILL* break caching and get broken results!
*/
@interface OFStream: OFObject
{
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* _writeNBytes:fromBuffer: and _atEndOfStream, but nothing else. Those are not
* defined in the headers, but do the actual work. OFStream uses those and does
* all the caching and other stuff. If you override these methods without the
* _ prefix, you *WILL* break caching and get broken results!
*/
@interface OFStream: OFObject
{
char *cache, *wBuffer;
size_t cacheLen, wBufferLen;
BOOL useWBuffer;
}
/**
* Returns a boolean whether the end of the stream has been reached.
*
* \return A boolean whether the end of the stream has been reached
*/
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