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The current operation Stream::flush ensures that the write buffer is empty, but not the read buffer. Can we achieve this somehow? E.g. by passing a State into Stream::flush.
This might be useful when the stream is exposed. Then we the user can call flush and safely access the underlying stream.
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The current operation
Stream::flush
ensures that the write buffer is empty, but not the read buffer. Can we achieve this somehow? E.g. by passing aState
intoStream::flush
.This might be useful when the stream is exposed. Then we the user can call flush and safely access the underlying stream.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: