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header.h File Reference
#include <sys/types.h>
#include "class.h"
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Macros

#define N_VALUES   128
 

Functions

 CLASS (HttpHeader)
 
size_t httpHeaderToString (HttpHeader, char *)
 

Detailed Description

HTTP header class. One Instance represents one header line of an HTTP message.

Author
Georg Hopp

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Definition in file header.h.

Macro Definition Documentation

#define N_VALUES   128

Definition at line 32 of file header.h.

Referenced by CLASS(), and httpHeaderHandleDouble().

Function Documentation

CLASS ( HttpHeader  )

< len of name without \0

< len of value without \0

< count of values up to N_VALUE

< full size of this header

Definition at line 34 of file header.h.

References N_VALUES, interface::name, and size.

34  {
35  unsigned long hash;
36  char * name;
37  char * value[N_VALUES];
38  size_t nname; //!< len of name without \0
39  size_t nvalue[N_VALUES]; //!< len of value without \0
40  size_t cvalue; //!< count of values up to N_VALUE
41  size_t size; //!< full size of this header
42 };
static size_t size
#define N_VALUES
Definition: header.h:32
size_t httpHeaderToString ( HttpHeader  ,
char *   
)

Definition at line 29 of file to_string.c.

References size.

Referenced by addHeaderString().

30 {
31  size_t size = header->size;
32  int i;
33 
34  for (i=0; i<header->cvalue; i++) {
35  memcpy(string, header->name, header->nname);
36  string += header->nname;
37 
38  *string++ = ':';
39  *string++ = ' ';
40 
41  memcpy(string, header->value[i], header->nvalue[i]);
42  string += header->nvalue[i];
43 
44  *string++ = '\r';
45  *string++ = '\n';
46  }
47 
48  return size;
49 }
static size_t size

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