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Base64DecodingWritableStream
in package
implements WritableStream uses ForbidCloning, ForbidSerialization

FinalYes

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Interfaces

WritableStream
A `WritableStream` allows writing data in chunks. Writers can wait on the returned promises to feel the backpressure.

Properties

$buffer  : string
$destination  : WritableStream
$offset  : int

Methods

__construct()  : mixed
__serialize()  : never
__unserialize()  : never
close()  : void
Closes the resource, marking it as unusable.
end()  : void
Marks the stream as no longer writable.
isClosed()  : bool
Returns whether this resource has been closed.
isWritable()  : bool
onClose()  : void
Registers a callback that is invoked when this resource is closed.
write()  : void
Writes data to the stream.
__clone()  : mixed

Properties

Methods

__unserialize()

public final __unserialize(array<string|int, mixed> $data) : never
Parameters
$data : array<string|int, mixed>
Return values
never

close()

Closes the resource, marking it as unusable.

public close() : void

Whether pending operations are aborted or not is implementation dependent.

end()

Marks the stream as no longer writable.

public end() : void

Note that this is not the same as forcefully closing the stream. This method waits for all pending writes to complete before closing the stream. Socket streams implementing this interface should only close the writable side of the stream.

isClosed()

Returns whether this resource has been closed.

public isClosed() : bool
Return values
bool

true if closed, otherwise false.

isWritable()

public isWritable() : bool
Return values
bool

A stream may no longer be writable if it is closed or ended using end().

onClose()

Registers a callback that is invoked when this resource is closed.

public onClose(Closure $onClose) : void
Parameters
$onClose : Closure

        
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