class type async_in_channel =object..end
raw_in_channel, which is
defined by the Ocamlnet module Netchannels (see there for an
introduction into the idea of using objects as I/O channels).
An asynchronous channel can indicate that there is no data in the
input buffer. Furthermore, one can request notification in the case
that there is no data or again data in the input buffer.method input : Bytes.t -> int -> int -> intinput s k n: Reads channel data into the substring of s
beginning at index k with length n. The channel is free to
fill only a portion of the string (or even nothing). The method
returns the number of bytes actually read.
The exception End_of_file indicates that the end of the channel
is reached. The return value 0, however, means that no data
could be read.
method close_in : unit -> unitmethod pos_in : intmethod can_input : boolEnd_of_file.method request_notification : (unit -> bool) -> unitcan_input changes its value (or might change
its value). The function returns true if there is still interest
in notification, and false if notification must be disabled.
There can be any number of parallel active notifications. It is
allowed that a notification callback requests further notifications.
