test

}

libhttppp::HttpHeader::HeaderData *libhttppp::HttpHeader::getHeaderData(const std ::string &key) const{

  auto it = _index.find(key);

  // HTTP field names are case-insensitive (RFC 7230 §3.2); HeaderData's own

  // ctor already lowercases _Key, but _index was still keyed by whatever

  // casing the caller passed in here/to setHeaderData(). A lookup using the

  // literal wire-parsed key (always lowercase, see parseH1/parseH2/parseH3)

  // matched fine, but any caller spelling it "Range"/"ETag"/etc. -- exactly

  // how these are conventionally written -- silently never found a header

  // that was actually present. Normalize here so lookup matches storage

  // regardless of the casing either side happens to use.

  auto it = _index.find(tolower_copy(key));

  return (it != _index.end()) ? it->second : nullptr;

}

libhttppp::HttpHeader::HeaderData * libhttppp::HttpHeader::setHeaderData(const std ::string &key){

  auto it = _index.find(key);

  std::string normKey = tolower_copy(key);

  auto it = _index.find(normKey);

  if (it != _index.end()) {

    HeaderData *curdat = it->second;

    curdat->clear();

    curdat->_Key = key;

    curdat->_Key = normKey;

    return curdat;

  }

    _lastHeaderData->_nextHeaderData = std::move(node);

    _lastHeaderData = _lastHeaderData->_nextHeaderData.get();

  }

  _index[key] = curdat;

  _index[normKey] = curdat;

  return curdat;

}

void libhttppp::HttpHeader::deldata(const std::string& key){

  auto it = _index.find(key);

  auto it = _index.find(tolower_copy(key));

  if (it != _index.end())

    deldata(it->second);

}