PowerUI.Http.Headers Class Reference

Detailed Description

Deals with HTTP headers. Internally the indices are always lowercase. Empty string is the status line.

Public Member Functions
void	AddIfNew (string name, string value)
	Sets the named header only if it's not already set. More...
void	Overwrite (string name, string value)
	Sets the named header with the given single value. More...
string	Get (string header)
	Gets the last header with the named value. More...
List< string >	GetAll (string header)
	Gets the set of headers of the given type. E.g. all Set-Cookie headers. More...
void	Add (string name, string value)
	Appends the named header. More...
void	Apply (string rawText)
	Applies the given raw headers, overwriting everything else in this set. More...
override string	ToString ()
	Gets this as a valid string of HTTP headers. More...
Dictionary< string, string >	ToSingleSet ()
	Gets the headers as a set for use by Unity's WWW. More...

Static Public Member Functions
static Dictionary< string, List< string > >	ParseHeaders (string rawHeaders)
	Converts a raw header string to a set of headers. The status line is indexed as the empty string. More...
static string	HeaderString (Dictionary< string, List< string >> headers)
	Converts a list of headers to the raw header string. Always includes the status line. Note that the header set contains the status line indexed as the empty string. More...
static string	ToHeaderCapitals (string h)
	Converts a header name, e.g. "content-type", to its capitalized form. This is technically not required by the standard, but some servers are non-compliant and don't work correctly if you send broken headers. More...

Public Attributes
Dictionary< string, List < string > >	lines
	The raw headers set. Indices are always lowercase. Empty string is the status line. More...

Properties
string	status [get, set]
	The status line. Null if none set. More...
string	this[string header] [get, set]
	Gets/ sets a header (overwrites rather than appends). More...

Static Private Attributes
static string[]	HeaderSplit =new string[]{"\r\n"}
	Used to split headers up. More...

Member Function Documentation

void PowerUI.Http.Headers.Add ( string  name, string  value  )

inline

Appends the named header.

void PowerUI.Http.Headers.AddIfNew ( string  name, string  value  )

inline

Sets the named header only if it's not already set.

void PowerUI.Http.Headers.Apply ( string  rawText)

inline

Applies the given raw headers, overwriting everything else in this set.

string PowerUI.Http.Headers.Get ( string  header)

inline

Gets the last header with the named value.

List<string> PowerUI.Http.Headers.GetAll ( string  header)

inline

Gets the set of headers of the given type. E.g. all Set-Cookie headers.

static string PowerUI.Http.Headers.HeaderString ( Dictionary< string, List< string >>  headers)

inlinestatic

Converts a list of headers to the raw header string. Always includes the status line. Note that the header set contains the status line indexed as the empty string.

void PowerUI.Http.Headers.Overwrite ( string  name, string  value  )

inline

Sets the named header with the given single value.

static Dictionary<string,List<string> > PowerUI.Http.Headers.ParseHeaders ( string  rawHeaders)

inlinestatic

Converts a raw header string to a set of headers. The status line is indexed as the empty string.

static string PowerUI.Http.Headers.ToHeaderCapitals ( string  h)

inlinestatic

Converts a header name, e.g. "content-type", to its capitalized form. This is technically not required by the standard, but some servers are non-compliant and don't work correctly if you send broken headers.

Dictionary<string,string> PowerUI.Http.Headers.ToSingleSet ( )

inline

Gets the headers as a set for use by Unity's WWW.

override string PowerUI.Http.Headers.ToString ( )

inline

Gets this as a valid string of HTTP headers.

Member Data Documentation

string [] PowerUI.Http.Headers.HeaderSplit =new string[]{"\r\n"}

staticprivate

Used to split headers up.

Dictionary<string,List<string> > PowerUI.Http.Headers.lines

The raw headers set. Indices are always lowercase. Empty string is the status line.

Property Documentation

string PowerUI.Http.Headers.status

getset

The status line. Null if none set.

string PowerUI.Http.Headers.this[string header]

getset

Gets/ sets a header (overwrites rather than appends).