class in UnityEngine.Networking
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다음으로부터 상속:Networking.DownloadHandler
A general-purpose DownloadHandler implementation which stores received data in a native byte buffer.
This is a general-purpose DownloadHandler subclass. It stores received data in native memory. It will preallocated a data buffer based on any received Content-Length header, but will expand its buffer should the actual download size exceed the value of Content-Length header (or if a Content-Length header is not received).
Note: When accessing DownloadHandler.data or DownloadHandler.text on this subclass, a new byte array or string will be allocated each time the property is accessed.
| DownloadHandlerBuffer | Default constructor. |
| GetContent | Returns a copy of the native-memory buffer interpreted as a UTF8 string. |
| data | Returns the raw bytes downloaded from the remote server, or null. (Read Only) |
| error | Error message describing a failure that occurred inside the download handler. |
| isDone | Returns true if this DownloadHandler has been informed by its parent UnityWebRequest that all data has been received, and this DownloadHandler has completed any necessary post-download processing. (Read Only) |
| nativeData | Provides direct access to downloaded data. |
| text | Convenience property. Returns the bytes from data interpreted as a UTF8 string. (Read Only) |
| Dispose | Signals that this DownloadHandler is no longer being used, and should clean up any resources it is using. |
| CompleteContent | Callback, invoked when all data has been received from the remote server. |
| GetData | Callback, invoked when the data property is accessed. |
| GetNativeData | Provides allocation-free access to the downloaded data as a NativeArray. |
| GetProgress | Callback, invoked when UnityWebRequest.downloadProgress is accessed. |
| GetText | Callback, invoked when the text property is accessed. |
| ReceiveContentLengthHeader | Callback, invoked with a Content-Length header is received. |
| ReceiveData | Callback, invoked as data is received from the remote server. |