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From a recent chat discussion: caf.net currently has no high-level primitives to implement custom text protocols like telnet, that split incoming characters into individual messages (in the case of telnet simply by splitting at the newline character).
Ideally, we'd provide an interface in caf.net where users can construct a protocol with a parser of some sort that receives incoming bytes and emits "messages" to a flow. In the case of telnet, that would be trivial: buffer inputs until finding a newline and then emit the line as one message.
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From a recent chat discussion:
caf.net
currently has no high-level primitives to implement custom text protocols like telnet, that split incoming characters into individual messages (in the case of telnet simply by splitting at the newline character).Ideally, we'd provide an interface in
caf.net
where users can construct a protocol with a parser of some sort that receives incoming bytes and emits "messages" to a flow. In the case of telnet, that would be trivial: buffer inputs until finding a newline and then emit the line as one message.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: