curlopt_writefunction

curlopt_writefunction是一个CURL选项，用于设置一个回调函数，用于处理CURL请求的响应数据。当CURL请求完成后，该回调函数将被调用，并将响应数据作为参数传递给它。开发人员可以使用该回调函数来处理响应数据，例如将其保存到文件中或将其解析为其他格式。

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curlopt_WRITEFUNCTION

CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION is a callback function used to write data received during a transfer to a user-defined buffer.

When performing an HTTP request using libcurl, the data received from the server is stored in a buffer. This buffer can be either pre-allocated or dynamically allocated by libcurl. By default, libcurl will write the received data to the standard output stream (stdout). However, in most cases, users will want to store this data in a custom buffer to process it later.

To achieve this, users can provide a callback function to CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION. This function is called by libcurl every time it receives data from the server. The callback function should have the following prototype:

size_t write_callback(char *ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void *userdata);

where:

- `ptr`: A pointer to the received data.
- `size`: The size of each data element.
- `nmemb`: The number of data elements received.
- `userdata`: A pointer to user-defined data.

The callback function should return the number of bytes written to the user-defined buffer. If the function returns a value different from `(size * nmemb)`, libcurl will consider the transfer as failed, and it will return an error code.

CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION

CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION is an option in the cURL library, which is used for handling the response data received from a server during an HTTP request. It allows you to specify a callback function that will be called by cURL when it receives data from the server.

The callback function specified by CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION should have the following signature:

size_t write_callback(char* ptr, size_t size, size_t nmemb, void* userdata);

The function will be called by cURL repeatedly, passing chunks of data received from the server as arguments. The function should then handle the received data according to the application's needs. The return value of the callback function should be the number of bytes successfully processed.

By using CURLOPT_WRITEFUNCTION, you can customize how cURL handles the received data. For example, you can save it to a file, process it in memory, or display it on the screen.