Buffer - binary data

It is possible to use variables of the buf type for working with memory. This type can be defined in the language as binary data.

Operations

Methods

Operations

buf.alloc Memory allocation
buf.append Data addition
buf.clear Clearing data
buf.copy Copying
buf.crc Calculating the checksum
buf.del Data deletion
buf.expand Expansion
buf.free Memory deallocation
buf.getmultistr Getting data from a string array
buf.insert Data insertion
buf.read Reading from a file
buf.replace Overwriting data
buf.setmultistr Writing data into a string array
buf.write Writing to a file
buf.writeappend Appending data to a file
Initializing the search pattern Creating data search pattern
Data search Searching through the buffer for the specified data

Operation	Syntax	Return type	Comments
Variable description	buf name[i]	-	allocate a memory block of i bytes during initialization and initiate it with zeros.
[]	buf[i]	byte	Getting byte i from the buffer.
*	* buf	uint	Get the size of the memory being used.
=	buf = buf	buf	Copying data from one buffer into another.
+=	buf += buf buf += byte buf += sbyte buf += short buf += ushort buf += int buf += uint buf += str buf += ulong buf += long	buf	Adding data to the buffer.
+	buf + buf	buf	Putting two buffers together and creating a resulting buffer.
==	buf == buf	uint	Comparison operations.
!=	buf != buf	uint	-
<	buf < buf	uint	-
>	buf > buf	uint	-
<=	buf <= buf	uint	-
>=	buf >= buf	uint	-

buf.alloc	Memory allocation
buf.append	Data addition
buf.clear	Clearing data
buf.copy	Copying
buf.crc	Calculating the checksum
buf.del	Data deletion
buf.expand	Expansion
buf.free	Memory deallocation
buf.getmultistr	Getting data from a string array
buf.insert	Data insertion
buf.read	Reading from a file
buf.replace	Overwriting data
buf.setmultistr	Writing data into a string array
buf.write	Writing to a file
buf.writeappend	Appending data to a file
Initializing the search pattern	Creating data search pattern
Data search	Searching through the buffer for the specified data