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Yes, if you look at the code, parsing uses BufRead::fill_buf. Because quick-xml
returns tokens with contents of tags it should somewhere store content until the full tag will be recognized. If the first read returns <ab
we need to wait while c>
would be read so we can recognize the <abc>
tag.
Instead of doing buffering itself quick-xml
only requires bufferisation support from source which is what the idea of traits. If you think, that this is unnecessary limitation (maybe it is!) please make a PR!
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Upon thinking about it, this might be best. For any text-based serialization format like UTF-8 buffering probably is more efficient. That said, it's not inconceivable others might have weird usescases like mine where they might not want to be tied to BufRead. I am currently not at a place in my project where I feel able to invest in that PR, but I might revisit it over the summer when I might have more time on my hands.
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