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Hackneyed Example:
    var sys = require('sys');
    var Buffer = require('buffer').Buffer;
    var BufferList = require('bufferlist').BufferList;
    
    var buf1 = new Buffer(5); buf1.write('abcde');
    var buf2 = new Buffer(3); buf2.write('xyz');
    var buf3 = new Buffer(5); buf3.write('11358');
    
    var b = new BufferList;
    b.push(buf1,buf2,buf3);
    
    sys.puts(b.take(10)); // abcdexyz11
    sys.puts(b.take(3)); // abc
    sys.puts(b.take(100)); // abcdexyz11358

Buffer objects don't need to be buffer objects necessarily, but they should
implement methods that act like Buffer's toString, length, and copy.

To use a different kind of buffer object, set the constructor property:
    var b = new BufferList({ construct : Bluffer });
    
    var b = new BufferList;
    b.construct = Buffur;