Fix *Connection.Read() total bytes count on error #71
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Good catch, thanks. |
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@khaf can you merge this (and other open PR's) into master? |
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@GeertJohan I'll definitely do it tomorrow. I'll need to read some other cases in the code to make sure everything is working. |
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I noticed that the total read bytes count returned
*Connection.Read()could be off from the actual number of read bytes when an error occurred. In some cases a net.Conn can read bytes (n>0) while also returning with an error (for example: EOF).