Struct OwnedSocketRecvMessage 

pub struct OwnedSocketRecvMessage<Buffer: IoBuf> { /* private fields */ }

A received payload owner paired with portable receive metadata. Other message implementations may retain their backend’s native metadata instead.

Implementations

impl<B: IoBuf> OwnedSocketRecvMessage<B>

pub fn new(result: SocketRecvResult, payload: B) -> Self

payload must expose exactly the received bytes reported by result.bytes.

Trait Implementations

impl<B: IoBuf> SocketRecvMessage for OwnedSocketRecvMessage<B>

type Payload = B

fn address(&self) -> Option<impl SocketAddressView + '_>

The source endpoint when supplied by the receive operation. Stream chunks may have no address; use socket_peer_address for the connected peer. The view’s lifetime is bounded by this message. Its representation and any conversion costs are implementation details.

fn payload(&self) -> &[u8]

Exactly the completed payload. Empty datagrams expose an empty slice. Headers, source-address storage, ancillary metadata, and unused capacity are outside this range.

fn truncated(&self) -> bool

Whether a datagram exceeded the supplied payload capacity. The exposed bytes are the received prefix, not the original datagram length.

fn control_truncated(&self) -> bool

Whether the receive discarded ancillary data. This interface does not expose a control buffer.

fn into_payload(self) -> B

Consume the message and return independently owned storage exposing the same payload bytes and range as payload(), including any modifications through SocketRecvMessageMut. The owner can be passed to owned I/O or retained after receiver shutdown. Address views cannot outlive this transfer.

impl<B: IoBufMut> SocketRecvMessageMut for OwnedSocketRecvMessage<B>

fn payload_mut(&mut self) -> &mut [u8]

The same completed range as payload(), with exclusive access for parsing or decryption. Changes are visible through subsequent payload access and ownership transfer; metadata is outside this range.