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This is an idea for making it possible to have explicit control over what happens when reading strings. For example, an implementation could choose to decode on the fly or discard large strings but still keep going without using a large amount of memory. We include a somewhat involved example demonstrating some possibilities. Signed-off-by: Roger Peppe <rogpeppe@gmail.com>
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This is an idea for making it possible to have explicit control over
what happens when reading strings. For example, an implementation
could choose to decode on the fly or discard large strings but still
keep going without using a large amount of memory.
Also add a PoC function,
ReaderFromIter, that converts aSeq[[]byte, error]into anio.Reader. This function probablywouldn't end up here (may
iomight be a decent candidate).Signed-off-by: Roger Peppe rogpeppe@gmail.com