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require 'stringio'
require 'ipaddr'

require_relative 'message'

module Celluloid::DNS
	def self.address_family(host)
		return IPAddr.new(host).family
	end
	
	# A helper class for processing incoming network data.
	class BinaryStringIO < StringIO
		def initialize
			super
		
			set_encoding("BINARY")
		end
	end
	
	module StreamTransport
		def self.read_chunk(socket)
			# The data buffer:
			buffer = BinaryStringIO.new
			
			# First we need to read in the length of the packet
			while buffer.size < 2
				buffer.write socket.readpartial(1)
			end
			
			# Read in the length, the first two bytes:
			length = buffer.string.byteslice(0, 2).unpack('n')[0]
			
			# Read data until we have the amount specified:
			while (buffer.size - 2) < length
				required = (2 + length) - buffer.size
				
				# Read precisely the required amount:
				buffer.write socket.readpartial(required)
			end
			
			return buffer.string.byteslice(2, length)
		end
		
		def self.write_message(socket, message)
			write_chunk(socket, message.encode)
		end
		
		def self.write_chunk(socket, output_data)
			# TODO: We need to check that the data was written completely and didn't fail!
			socket.write([output_data.bytesize].pack('n'))
			socket.write(output_data)
			
			return output_data.bytesize
		end
	end
end
