Parser

Struct Parser 

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pub struct Parser {
    pub options: CompatibilityTable,
    /* private fields */
}
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A telnet parser that handles the main parts of the protocol.

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§options: CompatibilityTable

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impl Parser

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pub fn new() -> Self

Create a default, empty Parser with an internal buffer capacity of 128 bytes.

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pub fn with_capacity(size: usize) -> Self

Create an empty parser, setting the initial internal buffer capcity.

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pub fn with_support_and_capacity(size: usize, table: CompatibilityTable) -> Self

Create an parser, setting the initial internal buffer capacity and directly supplying a CompatibilityTable.

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pub fn with_support(table: CompatibilityTable) -> Self

Create a parser, directly supplying a CompatibilityTable.

Uses the default initial buffer capacity of 128 bytes.

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pub fn receive(&mut self, data: &[u8]) -> Vec<TelnetEvents>

Receive bytes into the internal buffer.

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  • data - The bytes to be received. This should be sourced from the remote side of a connection.
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Vec<events::TelnetEvents> - Any events parsed from the internal buffer with the new bytes.

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pub fn linemode_enabled(&mut self) -> bool

Get whether the remote end supports and is using linemode.

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pub fn escape_iac<T>(data: T) -> Bytes
where Bytes: From<T>,

Escape IAC bytes in data that is to be transmitted and treated as a non-IAC sequence.

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[255, 1, 6, 2] -> [255, 255, 1, 6, 2]

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pub fn unescape_iac<T>(data: T) -> Bytes
where Bytes: From<T>,

Reverse escaped IAC bytes for non-IAC sequences and data.

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[255, 255, 1, 6, 2] -> [255, 1, 6, 2]

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pub fn negotiate(&mut self, command: u8, option: u8) -> TelnetEvents

Negotiate an option.

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command - A u8 representing the telnet command code to be negotiated with. Example: WILL (251), WONT (252), DO (253), DONT (254)

option - A u8 representing the telnet option code that is being negotiated.

§Returns

events::TelnetEvents::DataSend - A DataSend event to be processed.

§Usage

This and other methods meant for sending data to the remote end will generate a TelnetEvents::Send(DataEvent) event.

These Send events contain a buffer that should be sent directly to the remote end, as it will have already been encoded properly.

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pub fn _will(&mut self, option: u8) -> Option<TelnetEvents>

Indicate to the other side that you are able and wanting to utilize an option.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code that you want to enable locally.

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Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - The DataSend event to be processed, or None if not supported.

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This method will do nothing if the option is not “supported” locally via the CompatibilityTable.

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pub fn _wont(&mut self, option: u8) -> Option<TelnetEvents>

Indicate to the other side that you are not wanting to utilize an option.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code that you want to disable locally.

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Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - A DataSend event to be processed, or None if the option is already disabled.

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pub fn _do(&mut self, option: u8) -> Option<TelnetEvents>

Indicate to the other side that you would like them to utilize an option.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code that you want to enable remotely.

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Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - A DataSend event to be processed, or None if the option is not supported or already enabled.

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This method will do nothing if the option is not “supported” remotely via the CompatibilityTable.

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pub fn _dont(&mut self, option: u8) -> Option<TelnetEvents>

Indicate to the other side that you would like them to stop utilizing an option.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code that you want to disable remotely.

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Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - A DataSend event to be processed, or None if the option is already disabled.

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pub fn subnegotiation<T>(&mut self, option: u8, data: T) -> Option<TelnetEvents>
where Bytes: From<T>,

Send a subnegotiation for a locally supported option.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code for the negotiation.

data - A Bytes containing the data to be sent in the subnegotiation. This data will have all IAC (255) byte values escaped.

§Returns

Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - A DataSend event to be processed, or None if the option is not supported or is currently disabled.

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This method will do nothing if the option is not “supported” locally via the CompatibilityTable.

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pub fn subnegotiation_text( &mut self, option: u8, text: &str, ) -> Option<TelnetEvents>

Send a subnegotiation for a locally supported option, using a string instead of raw byte values.

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option - A u8 representing the telnet option code for the negotiation.

text - A &str representing the text to be sent in the subnegotation. This data will have all IAC (255) byte values escaped.

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Option<events::TelnetEvents::DataSend> - A DataSend event to be processed, or None if the option is not supported or is currently disabled.

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This method will do nothing if the option is not “supported” locally via the CompatibilityTable.

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pub fn send_text(&mut self, text: &str) -> TelnetEvents

Directly send a string, with appended \r\n, to the remote end, along with an IAC (255) GOAHEAD (249) sequence.

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events::TelnetEvents::DataSend - A DataSend event to be processed.

§Notes

The string will have IAC (255) bytes escaped before being sent.

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impl Default for Parser

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fn default() -> Parser

Returns the “default value” for a type. Read more

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impl Freeze for Parser

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impl RefUnwindSafe for Parser

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impl Send for Parser

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impl Sync for Parser

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impl Unpin for Parser

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impl UnwindSafe for Parser

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