Closes the connection: both halves share one socket or pipe end, so closing the reader closes
it once. With now it does not wait (see Io.close).
close :: (link: Link, now := false) -> Io.Io_ErrorCloses the connection: both halves share one socket or pipe end, so closing the reader closes
it once. With now it does not wait (see Io.close).
Parameters
- link: Link
- now := false
Returns
close :: (response: *Client_Response, now := false)Releases a response: its connection and its memory. If the body was read to the end the
connection is already back in the pool. Otherwise a short rest of the body is read and thrown
away so the connection can serve the next request, and a connection with more left, or one that
fails while draining, is closed. With now = true nothing is drained: the connection is closed
at once, for code that cannot wait. Safe to call at any time and more than once (it leaves
response empty), so defer close(*response) is always right. After it the body cannot be read.
Parameters
- response: *Client_Response
- now := false