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When a TNetstring is followed by other data (e.g. other TNetstrings) it's useful to know what that other data is. An additional method could be added, but the current minimal Marshal/Unmarshal is nice and clean. This is a minimal change to make that trailing data easily available.
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When a TNetstring is followed by other data (e.g. other TNetstrings) it's useful to know what that other data is. An additional method could be added, but the current minimal Marshal/Unmarshal is nice and clean. This is a minimal change to make that trailing data easily available.
I found this necessary when parsing Mongrel2 messages. Unfortuantely, it is a backwards-incompatible change.