bufio - buffered reading and writing.
A reader here is what io calls a reader, anything with a Read(n): files, connections, buffers. Reading a line at a time straight from a file would mean one system call per byte, which is what this module is for.
¶NewReader = fn(r, size)source
NewReader wraps r so that it can be read a line or a byte at a time.
¶Read = fn(n)source
Read returns up to n bytes, from the buffer first.
¶ReadByte = fn()source
ReadByte returns the next byte as an integer, or null at end of input.
¶ReadLine = fn()source
ReadLine returns the next line without its newline, or null when there is nothing left. A last line without a newline is still a line.
¶ReadAll = fn()source
ReadAll returns everything left.
¶NewScanner = fn(r)source
NewScanner returns something to walk the lines of r with:
s = bufio.NewScanner(f)
for s.Scan() {
println(s.Text())
}¶Scan = fn()source
Scan reads the next line and reports whether there was one.
¶Text = fn()source
¶Bytes = fn()source
¶Err = fn()source
¶NewWriter = fn(w, size)source
NewWriter wraps w so that small writes are put together into big ones. Nothing reaches w until the buffer is full or Flush is called.