pub struct IoStream { /* private fields */ }
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A bidirectional, raw stream to the client.
An instance of IoStream
is passed to an IoHandler
in response to a
successful upgrade request initiated by responders via
Response::add_upgrade()
or the equivalent builder method
Builder::upgrade()
. For details on upgrade connections, see
Response
#upgrading.
An IoStream
is guaranteed to be AsyncRead
, AsyncWrite
, and
Unpin
. Bytes written to the stream are sent directly to the client. Bytes
read from the stream are those sent directly by the client. See
IoHandler
for one example of how values of this type are used.
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impl AsyncWrite for IoStream
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impl !Freeze for IoStream
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impl Send for IoStream
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