Hmm... Does it mean to have to relay three classes to do I/O processing?
auto handle = FileHandle("file");
scope (exit) handle.close();
auto buf = MemoryBuffer();
auto range = byLine(range);
I think it is slightly complicatedly. What is the reason why it must
come to look like it?
BTW, I don't know well what buffers must do. What is the requirement of
buffers?
(2010/09/21 14:05), Shin Fujishiro wrote:
SHOO<[email protected]> wrote:
I think that there are two problems about I/O operation.
- Location of buffering layers.
- Direction of seeking.
...snip...
It is necessary for the concept to be divided in two at least to realize
them. (Handles and Ranges) Or more(+ Port or Stream).
The opening difficult item appears when I think about this.
How about putting a buffering layer between the two you said? Not
only it just solves the who-does-buffering problem, but also opens a
bit of freedom in the lowermost I/O device layer.
Shin
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