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This is a non-blocking multiple reader function

Use this like go default MultiReader

In order to fix go MultiReader, if Reader[1] has no data outputting, it will wait forever,instead of executing Reader[2].

If the data of Reader[2] comes at this time, sometimes it will cause some problems.

Please judge which MulitiReader to use according to your own needs.

tips:

If the read content is larger than the cache, the content will be cut off.

buff  := make([]byte,3)

b1:="1234"
b2:="abcdef"
reader := MultiReader(strings.NewReader(b1),strings.NewReader(b2))

if use this multi reader this perhaps:

123 abc 4 def

If you want to solve this problem, give it a bigger cache.

Documentation

Index

• func Close(reader io.Reader) error
• func MultiReader(readers ...io.Reader) io.Reader

Functions

func Close

func Close(reader io.Reader) error

func MultiReader

func MultiReader(readers ...io.Reader) io.Reader

MultiReader returns a Reader that's the logical concatenation of the provided input readers. They're read sequentially. Once all inputs have returned EOF, Read will return EOF. If any of the readers return a non-nil, non-EOF error, Read will return that error.