BufferSectionSyntaxParser

Struct BufferSectionSyntaxParser 

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pub struct BufferSectionSyntaxParser<P>{ /* private fields */ }
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Implements SectionSyntaxPayloadParser so that any sections that cross TS-packet boundaries are collected into a single byte-buffer for easier parsing. In the common case that the section fits entirely in a single TS packet, the implementation is zero-copy.

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impl<P> BufferSectionSyntaxParser<P>

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pub fn new(parser: P) -> BufferSectionSyntaxParser<P>

wraps the given WholeSectionSyntaxPayloadParser instance in a new BufferSectionSyntaxParser.

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impl<P> SectionSyntaxPayloadParser for BufferSectionSyntaxParser<P>

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type Context = <P as WholeSectionSyntaxPayloadParser>::Context

The type of the context object passed to all methods
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fn start_syntax_section<'a>( &mut self, ctx: &mut Self::Context, header: &SectionCommonHeader, table_syntax_header: &TableSyntaxHeader<'a>, data: &'a [u8], )

NB the data buffer passed to will include the bytes which are represented by header and table_syntax_header (in order that the called code can check any CRC that covers the whole section).
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fn continue_syntax_section(&mut self, ctx: &mut Self::Context, data: &[u8])

may be called to pass the implementation additional slices of section data, if the complete section was not already passed.
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fn reset(&mut self)

called if there is a problem in the transport stream that means any in-progress section data should be discarded.

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