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 sent
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?
On Sat, May 22, 2010 at 2:41 PM, Abderrahim Kitouni <a.kito...@gmail.com>wrote:
> A workaround: use pointers ;-) Yes, pointers should not be used too
> often but they let you do (almost) anything C can do.
> If you cast your array to char* you should be able to use the C syntax.
>
>
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