sarama/real_encoder.go

package sarama

import "encoding/binary"

type realEncoder struct {
	raw   []byte
	off   int
	stack []pushEncoder
}

// primitives

func (re *realEncoder) putInt8(in int8) {
	re.raw[re.off] = byte(in)
	re.off += binary.Size(in)
}

func (re *realEncoder) putInt16(in int16) {
	binary.BigEndian.PutUint16(re.raw[re.off:], uint16(in))
	re.off += binary.Size(in)
}

func (re *realEncoder) putInt32(in int32) {
	binary.BigEndian.PutUint32(re.raw[re.off:], uint32(in))
	re.off += binary.Size(in)
}

func (re *realEncoder) putInt64(in int64) {
	binary.BigEndian.PutUint64(re.raw[re.off:], uint64(in))
	re.off += binary.Size(in)
}

func (re *realEncoder) putArrayLength(in int) error {
	re.putInt32(int32(in))
	return nil
}

// collection

func (re *realEncoder) putBytes(in []byte) error {
	if in == nil {
		re.putInt32(-1)
		return nil
	}
	re.putInt32(int32(len(in)))
	copy(re.raw[re.off:], in)
	re.off += len(in)
	return nil
}

func (re *realEncoder) putString(in string) error {
	re.putInt16(int16(len(in)))
	copy(re.raw[re.off:], in)
	re.off += len(in)
	return nil
}

func (re *realEncoder) putInt32Array(in []int32) error {
	re.putArrayLength(len(in))
	for _, val := range in {
		re.putInt32(val)
	}
	return nil
}

// stacks

func (re *realEncoder) push(in pushEncoder) {
	in.saveOffset(re.off)
	re.off += in.reserveLength()
	re.stack = append(re.stack, in)
}

func (re *realEncoder) pop() error {
	// this is go's ugly pop pattern (the inverse of append)
	in := re.stack[len(re.stack)-1]
	re.stack = re.stack[:len(re.stack)-1]

	return in.run(re.off, re.raw)
}