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IO::Buffer
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==========
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[![Build Status](http://travis-ci.org/tarcieri/iobuffer.png)](http://travis-ci.org/tarcieri/iobuffer)
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IO::Buffer is a fast byte queue which is primarily intended for non-blocking
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I/O applications but is suitable wherever buffering is required. IO::Buffer
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is compatible with Ruby 1.8/1.9 and Rubinius.
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Usage
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-----
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IO::Buffer provides a subset of the methods available in Strings:
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```ruby
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>> buf = IO::Buffer.new
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=> #<IO::Buffer:0x12fc708>
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>> buf << "foo"
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=> "foo"
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>> buf << "bar"
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=> "bar"
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>> buf.to_str
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=> "foobar"
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>> buf.size
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=> 6
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```
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The IO::Buffer#<< method is an alias for IO::Buffer#append. A prepend method
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is also available:
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```ruby
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>> buf = IO::Buffer.new
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=> #<IO::Buffer:0x12f5250>
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>> buf.append "bar"
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=> "bar"
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>> buf.prepend "foo"
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=> "foo"
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>> buf.append "baz"
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=> "baz"
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>> buf.to_str
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=> "foobarbaz"
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```
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IO::Buffer#read can be used to retrieve the contents of a buffer. You can mix
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reads alongside adding more data to the buffer:
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```ruby
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>> buf = IO::Buffer.new
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=> #<IO::Buffer:0x12fc5f0>
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>> buf << "foo"
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=> "foo"
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>> buf.read 2
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=> "fo"
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>> buf << "bar"
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=> "bar"
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>> buf.read 2
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=> "ob"
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>> buf << "baz"
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=> "baz"
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>> buf.read 3
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=> "arb"
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```
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Finally, IO::Buffer provides methods for performing non-blocking I/O with the
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contents of the buffer. The IO::Buffer#read_from(IO) method will read as much
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data as possible from the given IO object until the read would block.
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The IO::Buffer#write_to(IO) method writes the contents of the buffer to the
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given IO object until either the buffer is empty or the write would block:
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```ruby
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>> buf = IO::Buffer.new
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=> #<IO::Buffer:0x12fc5c8>
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>> file = File.open("README")
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=> #<File:README>
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>> buf.read_from(file)
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=> 1713
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>> buf.to_str
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=> "= IO::Buffer\n\nIO::Buffer is a fast byte queue...
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```
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raised indicating no I/O was performed.
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Contributing
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* Fork this repository on github
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* Make your changes and send me a pull request
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* If I like them I'll merge them
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* If I've accepted a patch, feel free to ask for commit access
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License
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-------
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Copyright (c) 2007-12 Tony Arcieri. Distributed under the MIT License. See
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LICENSE.txt for further details.
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