Event triggered when all buffered data has been successfully written and sent to an output stream. More...

#include <eos.h>

Detailed Description

Event triggered when all buffered data has been successfully written and sent to an output stream.

This event is passed to the derived class's on(qb::io::async::event::eos&&) method when the output buffer for an I/O object (e.g., TCP socket) becomes empty after a write operation. It signifies that all data previously queued for sending via publish() or operator<< has been flushed to the underlying transport.

This is often used to signal completion of a data transfer or to manage flow control (e.g., stop listening for write readiness on the socket until more data is available).

Usage Example:

class MyOutputHandler : public qb::io::async::output<MyOutputHandler> { // Or similar base
public:
  // ... other methods ...
 
  void sendLargeData(const char* data, size_t size) {
    this->publish(data, size); // Add data to output buffer
    // The async::output base will handle writing and trigger eos when done.
  }
 
  void on(qb::io::async::event::eos &&) {
    LOG_INFO("All pending data has been sent.");
    // Optionally, close the connection if this was the last piece of data,
    // or notify another component about the completion.
    // if (isLastChunk()) {
    //   this->disconnect();
    // }
  }
};