FileBytes
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package HttpData
Efficiently prepends this instance with another HttpData instance to possibly
form a compound instance.
Returns the contents of this instance as a string.
Returns the contents of this instance as a string.
CAUTION: Since this instance might point to bytes contained in an off-memory file
this method might cause the loading of a large amount of data into the JVM
heap (up to 2 GB!).
If this instance is a FileBytes instance containing more than 2GB of data
the method will throw an IllegalArgumentException.
Returns the contents of this instance as a string.
Returns the contents of this instance as a string.
CAUTION: Since this instance might point to bytes contained in an off-memory file
this method might cause the loading of a large amount of data into the JVM
heap (up to 2 GB!).
If this instance is a FileBytes instance containing more than 2GB of data
the method will throw an IllegalArgumentException.
Returns the contents of this instance as a string (using UTF-8 encoding).
Returns the contents of this instance as a string (using UTF-8 encoding).
CAUTION: Since this instance might point to bytes contained in an off-memory file
this method might cause the loading of a large amount of data into the JVM
heap (up to 2 GB!).
If this instance is a FileBytes instance containing more than 2GB of data
the method will throw an IllegalArgumentException.
Extracts span bytes from this instance starting at sourceOffset and copies
them to the xs starting at targetOffset.
Extracts span bytes from this instance starting at sourceOffset and copies
them to the xs starting at targetOffset. If span is larger than the number
of bytes available in this instance after the sourceOffset or if xs has
less space available after targetOffset the number of bytes copied is
decreased accordingly (i.e. it is not an error to specify a span that is
too large).
Determines whether this instance is or contains data that are not already present in the JVM heap (i.e.
Determines whether this instance is or contains data that are not already present in the JVM heap (i.e. instance of HttpData.FileBytes).
Determines whether this instance is identical to HttpData.Empty.
Determines whether this instance is identical to HttpData.Empty.
Returns the number of bytes contained in this instance.
Determines whether this instance is different from HttpData.Empty.
Determines whether this instance is different from HttpData.Empty.
Returns a slice of this instance as an HttpData.
Returns a slice of this instance's content as a ByteString.
Copies the contents of this instance into a new byte array.
Copies the contents of this instance into a new byte array.
CAUTION: Since this instance might point to bytes contained in an off-memory file
this method might cause the loading of a large amount of data into the JVM
heap (up to 2 GB!).
If this instance is a FileBytes instance containing more than 2GB of data
the method will throw an IllegalArgumentException.
Same as toByteArray but returning a ByteString instead.
Same as toByteArray but returning a ByteString instead.
More efficient if this instance is a Bytes instance since no data will have
to be copied and the ByteString will not have to be newly created.
CAUTION: Since this instance might point to bytes contained in an off-memory file
this method might cause the loading of a large amount of data into the JVM
heap (up to 2 GB!).
If this instance is a FileBytes instance containing more than 2GB of data
the method will throw an IllegalArgumentException.
Returns the contents of this instance as a Stream[HttpData] with each
chunk not being larger than the given maxChunkSize.