#include <download.hh>

Public Member Functions | |
| virtual | ~Output () |
| The Download object does *not* delete its Output. | |
| virtual void | download_dataSize (uint64 n)=0 |
| Called as soon as the size of the downloaded data is known. | |
| virtual void | download_data (const byte *data, unsigned size, uint64 currentSize)=0 |
| Called during download whenever data arrives, with the data that just arrived. | |
| virtual void | download_succeeded ()=0 |
| Called when download is complete. | |
| virtual void | download_failed (string *message)=0 |
| Short progress message ("Timeout", "404 not found") which means that the download has failed. | |
| virtual void | download_message (string *message)=0 |
| Short progress message ("Looking up host", "Connecting" etc). | |
| virtual Download::Output::~Output | ( | ) | [inline, virtual] |
| virtual void Download::Output::download_dataSize | ( | uint64 | n | ) | [pure virtual] |
Called as soon as the size of the downloaded data is known.
May not be called at all if the size is unknown. May be called before the first download_data() or sometime afterwards. Problem with libwww: Returns size as long int - 2 GB size limit!
| virtual void Download::Output::download_data | ( | const byte * | data, | |
| unsigned | size, | |||
| uint64 | currentSize | |||
| ) | [pure virtual] |
Called during download whenever data arrives, with the data that just arrived.
You can write the data to a file, copy it away etc. currentSize is the offset into the downloaded data (including the "size" new bytes) - useful for "x% done" messages.
| virtual void Download::Output::download_succeeded | ( | ) | [pure virtual] |
Called when download is complete.
If this is called, you may want to check whether dataSize() was ever called, and if it was, check whether currentSize == dataSize. If this is not the case (i.e. less data was received than the amount promised by the server), consider resume()ing the download.
| virtual void Download::Output::download_failed | ( | string * | message | ) | [pure virtual] |
Short progress message ("Timeout", "404 not found") which means that the download has failed.
From now on, Download::failed() will be true. Message is always valid UTF-8
| virtual void Download::Output::download_message | ( | string * | message | ) | [pure virtual] |
Short progress message ("Looking up host", "Connecting" etc).
As a special case, an empty string indicates that the download proper has begun. Message is always valid UTF-8
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