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January 28, 2014 10:57
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I am not sure, how to allocate a vector use its fields in a struct I'm returning. My created vectors do not outlive the function call =/
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pub struct GzipHeader<'a> { | |
id: &'a[u8], // length 2 | |
c_meth: u8, | |
flags: GzipFlags, | |
m_time: &'a[u8], // length 4 | |
ex_flags: GzipFlags, | |
os: u8 | |
} | |
fn read_gzip_header<R: Reader>(r: bitio::BitReader<R>) -> GzipHeader { | |
// this needs to outlive the function, i think? | |
let buf: &mut [u8] = vec::with_capacity(10).as_mut_slice(); | |
// i tried to use this to act as the storage behind the returned header buf it failed | |
let header_data: ~[u8] = vec::with_capacity(10); | |
match r.read_bytes(buf, 10) { | |
Some(bytes) => vec::bytes::copy_memory(buf, header_data), | |
_ => fail!(~"Error while reading GzipHeader!") | |
}; | |
GzipHeader { | |
id: header_data.slice(0, 2), | |
c_meth: header_data[2], | |
flags: header_data[3] as GzipFlags, | |
m_time: header_data.slice(4, 8), | |
ex_flags: header_data[8] as GzipFlags, | |
os: header_data[9] | |
} | |
} |
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