limits.ControlLimits

struct limits.ControlLimits

structoverload [source] ¶

structoverload [source] ¶

struct limits.ControlLimits

What one control-mode connection may accumulate before it gives up.

Control mode is a framed text protocol read from a process that keeps running, so the framing is the only thing bounding memory: a line that never ends, or a %begin block whose %end never arrives, otherwise grows until the machine notices. A subprocess dispatch at least ends when the process does.

Examples

use libtmux::ControlLimits;

let limits = ControlLimits::default().max_line_bytes(4096);
assert_eq!(limits.line_bytes(), 4096);

Members

• block_bytes method The budget for one command's response block.
• DEFAULT_BLOCK_BYTES constant 64 MiB for one %begin/%end block, which is a whole command's answer rather than one line.
• DEFAULT_LINE_BYTES constant 8 MiB for one line. A pane printing a single enormous line is the realistic way to reach this, and it is well past anything a terminal displays.
• line_bytes method The budget for a single protocol line.
• max_block_bytes method Set the budget for one command's response block.
• max_line_bytes method Set the budget for a single protocol line.