Relates to: #14 (comment)
@da2ce7 asked why we tolerate line breaks in bencoded data.
I think I only added it to tolerate the line break at the end of the bencode value because it makes it more flexible to run the application like this:
echo "4:spam" | cargo run
If we don't tolerate line breaks, you only can use this:
printf "4:spam" | cargo run
I don't like it. Maybe we should "clean" the input stream only in the main app (when we are reading from stdinput).
cc @da2ce7
Relates to: #14 (comment)
@da2ce7 asked why we tolerate line breaks in bencoded data.
I think I only added it to tolerate the line break at the end of the bencode value because it makes it more flexible to run the application like this:
echo "4:spam" | cargo runIf we don't tolerate line breaks, you only can use this:
printf "4:spam" | cargo runI don't like it. Maybe we should "clean" the input stream only in the main app (when we are reading from stdinput).
cc @da2ce7