RWHttpRange

Module:  Internet Protocols Module   Package:  HTTP

Does not inherit

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getValue()

rangeEnd

RWHttpRange()

setRange()

#include <rw/http/RWHttpRange.h>

RWHttpRange represents an HTTP/1.1 format range for requesting portions of a document.

enum rangeEnd { head, tail };

Defines from which end of the document to start counting bytes. Used with the last constructor listed below and used with setRange().

RWHttpRange();

Constructs a default RWHttpRange object where the range is the complete document.

RWHttpRange(const RWCString& range);

Constructs an RWHttpRange object from an RWCString. The RWCString must be a properly formatted range according to RFC 2616. The RWCString should contain 7-bit US-ASCII data.

RWHttpRange(size t offset, size t length = 0);

Constructs an RWHttpRange object where the range starts at offset and continues for length bytes. A length of 0 means that the range continues to the end of the document.

RWHttpRange(size t length, rangeEnd end);

Constructs an RWHttpRange object where the range extends length bytes from end. If end is head, length runs forward from the beginning of the document. If end is tail, length runs backward from the end of the document.

RWCString
getValue(void) const;

Returns the range as an RWCString. The RWCString should contain 7-bit US-ASCII data.

void
setRange(const RWCString& range);

Sets the range to range. RWCString must be a properly formatted range according to RFC 2616. The RWCString should contain 7-bit US-ASCII data.

void
setRange(size t offset, size t length);

Sets the range to start at offset and to continue for length bytes.

void
setRange(size t length, rangeEnd end);

Sets the range to start at end and to extend for length bytes. If end is head, length runs forward from the beginning of the document. If end is tail, length runs backward from the end of the document.

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