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The Close method closes the ReaderAtCloser that underlies the Reader.
fawick
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I'd suggest naming this type ReadAtCloser. That would be consistent with how io.Reader and io.ReadCloser are combined in io.ReadCloser instead of io.ReaderCloser. There are more examples for this in io.
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We use the library in a server and don't want to have file descriptors leaking.
The way I implemented it now changes the API so it may not be welcome. We could instead add a NewReaderAtCloser() (*ReaderAtCloser, error) function. The ReaderAtCloser could embed a Reader and thus offer the same functionality without changing the API for existing users.