@@ -419,7 +419,7 @@ <h3>Streaming Body Handler<a class="headerlink" href="#streaming-body-handler" t
419419< p > As of v0.9.1 the library now offers a way to support a streaming body callback
420420function in all HTTP requests that expect a body part (GET, PUT, POST, DELETE).
421421A convenience macro is also provided to make callback handlers easier to write.
422- This macro is called< cite > BOOST_NETWORK_HTTP_BODY_CALLBACK</ cite > which allows users to
422+ This macro is called< tt class =" docutils literal " > < span class =" pre " > BOOST_NETWORK_HTTP_BODY_CALLBACK</ span > </ tt > which allows users to
423423write the following code to easily create functions or function objects that
424424are compatible with the callback function requirements.</ p >
425425< p > An example of how to use the macro is shown below:</ p >
@@ -458,8 +458,8 @@ <h3>Streaming Body Handler<a class="headerlink" href="#streaming-body-handler" t
458458< span class ="n "> _body_handler</ span > < span class ="o "> =</ span > < span class ="n "> print_body</ span > < span class ="p "> );</ span >
459459</ pre > </ div >
460460</ div >
461- < p > The< cite > BOOST_NETWORK_HTTP_BODY_CALLBACK</ cite > macro is defined in
462- < cite > boost/network/protocol/http/client/macros.hpp</ cite > .</ p >
461+ < p > The< tt class =" docutils literal " > < span class =" pre " > BOOST_NETWORK_HTTP_BODY_CALLBACK</ span > </ tt > macro is defined in
462+ < tt class =" docutils literal " > < span class =" pre " > boost/network/protocol/http/client/macros.hpp</ span > </ tt > .</ p >
463463</ div >
464464</ div >
465465</ div >