1. 10 May, 2016 1 commit
    • Matthias Vallentin's avatar
      Do not require that streambuf has bytes available · ed35d77d
      Matthias Vallentin authored
      The function basic_streambuf::in_avail() only returns the number of
      bytes *currently* available in the get area. Since we're dealing with a
      theoretically unbounded stream, the get area will be reused
      continuously, and in_avail() only represents a snapshot in time.
      
      Instead, we now check whether we got the amount of bytes we needed. This
      allows the streambuffer to call underflow() internally to replenish its
      get area.
      ed35d77d
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