On Fri, 31 May 2002, Ryan Bloom wrote: > I considered that, but I am actually thinking of the future, where there > are different types of data. For example, when we want to send the > headers down the filter stack as a part of the brigade, that is metadata > and should be marked as such. However, the headers are likely to be in > HEAP buckets, which means that the metadata flag really has to be in the > bucket itself, not the bucket_type.
That's a different definition of metadata than the one I was using, in that by that method the length would be non-zero. I always envisioned the header data as being in a new type of bucket, one which contains an apr_table_t as metadata and is zero-length. The length should always mean data, never metadata. --Cliff