Buffer
Binary data. It is possible to use variables of the buf type for working with memory. Use this type if you want to store and manage the binary data.
Operators
| * buf | Get the size of the memory being used. |
| buf[ i ] | Getting byte <i> from the buffer. |
| buf = buf | Copying data from one buffer into another. |
| buf + buf | Putting two buffers together and creating a resulting buffer. |
| buf += type | Appending types to the buffer. |
| buf == buf | Comparison operation. |
| buf( type ) | Converting types to buf. |
Methods
| buf.align | Data alignment. |
| buf.append | Data addition. |
| buf.clear | Clear data in the object. |
| buf.copy | Copying. |
| buf.crc | Calculating the checksum. |
| buf.del | Data deletion. |
| buf.expand | Expansion. |
| buf.free | Memory deallocation. |
| buf.findch | Find a byte in a binary data. |
| buf.getmultistr | Convert a buffer to array of strings. |
| buf.getmultiustr | Convert a buffer to array of unicode strings. |
| buf.insert | Data insertion. |
| buf.ptr | Get the pointer to memory. |
| buf.read | Reading from a file. |
| buf.replace | Replacing data. |
| buf.reserve | Memory reservation. |
| buf.write | Writing to a file. |
| buf.writeappend | Appending data to a file. |