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81 // Called to read post-filtered data from this Job, returning the number of
82 // bytes read, 0 when there is no more data, or -1 if there was an error.
83 // This is just the backend for URLRequest::Read, see that function for
85 bool Read(IOBuffer* buf, int buf_size, int* bytes_read);
189 // Notifies the request that the job has completed a Read operation.
214 // Called to read raw (pre-filtered) data from this Job.
215 // If returning true, data was read from the job. buf will contain
216 // the data, and bytes_read will receive the number of bytes read.
218 // additional data to be read.
222 // operation is completed. See comments on URLRequest::Read for more
226 // Informs the filter that data has been read into its buffer
251 // The number of bytes read before passing to the filter.
254 // The number of bytes read after passing through the filter.
257 // Total number of bytes read from network (or cache) and typically handed
267 // When data filtering is enabled, this function is used to read data
268 // for the filter. Returns true if raw data was read. Returns false if
272 // Invokes ReadRawData and records bytes read if the read completes
281 // Called after every raw read. If |bytes_read| is > 0, this indicates
282 // a successful read of |bytes_read| unfiltered bytes. If |bytes_read|
283 // is 0, this indicates that there is no additional data to read. If
284 // |bytes_read| is < 0, an error occurred and no bytes were read.
288 // |bytes_read| unfiltered bytes have been read for this job.
291 // Called to query whether there is data available in the filter to be read
322 // We keep a pointer to the read buffer while asynchronous reads are
