pub enum Stream {
Byte(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<ByteStream>>>),
InputFile(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<InputFileStream>>>),
OutputFile(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<OutputFileStream>>),
StaticString(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StaticStringStream>>),
NamedTcp(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<NamedTcpStream>>>),
NamedTls(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<NamedTlsStream>>>),
HttpRead(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<HttpReadStream>>>),
HttpWrite(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<HttpWriteStream>>>),
Null(StreamOptions),
Readline(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<ReadlineStream>>),
StandardOutput(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StandardOutputStream>>),
StandardError(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StandardErrorStream>>),
}
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Byte(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<ByteStream>>>)
InputFile(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<InputFileStream>>>)
OutputFile(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<OutputFileStream>>)
StaticString(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StaticStringStream>>)
NamedTcp(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<NamedTcpStream>>>)
NamedTls(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<NamedTlsStream>>>)
HttpRead(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<HttpReadStream>>>)
HttpWrite(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<CharReader<HttpWriteStream>>>)
Null(StreamOptions)
Readline(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<ReadlineStream>>)
StandardOutput(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StandardOutputStream>>)
StandardError(TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<StandardErrorStream>>)
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Source§impl Stream
impl Stream
pub fn from_readline_stream(stream: ReadlineStream, arena: &mut Arena) -> Stream ⓘ
pub fn from_owned_string(string: String, arena: &mut Arena) -> Stream ⓘ
pub fn from_static_string(src: &'static str, arena: &mut Arena) -> Stream ⓘ
pub fn stdin(arena: &mut Arena, add_history: bool) -> Stream ⓘ
pub fn from_tag(tag: ArenaHeaderTag, ptr: *const u8) -> Self
pub fn is_stderr(&self) -> bool
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Source§impl From<TypedArenaPtr<StreamLayout<ReadlineStream>>> for Stream
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impl Copy for Stream
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