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Formatting and explication of byteAt, charAt, and their types.
(remove + operator and valueOf (the first not being implementable and the second being ununderstood)) |
(Formatting and explication of byteAt, charAt, and their types.) |
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; lastIndexOf(byte, start, stop) | ; lastIndexOf(byte, start, stop) | ||
: Returns the index of the last occurance of byte (a Number or a single element ByteString or ByteArray) or -1 if none was found. If start and/or stop are specified, only elements between the the indexes start and stop are searched. | : Returns the index of the last occurance of byte (a Number or a single element ByteString or ByteArray) or -1 if none was found. If start and/or stop are specified, only elements between the the indexes start and stop are searched. | ||
; charCodeAt(offset) | ; charCodeAt(offset) | ||
: Return the byte at offset as a Number. | : Return the byte at offset as a Number. | ||
; charAt(offset) | ; byteAt(offset) ByteString | ||
; charAt(offset) ByteString | |||
: Return the byte at offset as a ByteString. | : Return the byte at offset as a ByteString. | ||
; split(delimiter, [options]) | ; split(delimiter, [options]) | ||
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; substr(start) | ; substr(start) | ||
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; substr(start, length) | ; substr(start, length) | ||
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; substring(first) | ; substring(first) | ||
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; substring(first, last) | ; substring(first, last) | ||
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; toSource() which would return "ByteString([])" for a null byte string | ; [] ByteString | ||
: the immutable [] operator returning ByteStrings | |||
; toSource() | |||
: which would return "ByteString([])" for a null byte string | |||
ByteString does not implement toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() since they are not meaningful without the context of a charset. | ByteString does not implement toUpperCase() or toLowerCase() since they are not meaningful without the context of a charset. | ||
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; toByteString(sourceCharset, targetCharset) | ; toByteString(sourceCharset, targetCharset) | ||
: transcoded | : transcoded | ||
; <u>byteAt(offset)</u> | ; <u>byteAt(offset) ByteString</u> | ||
; <u>charAt(offset) ByteString</u> | |||
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; concat(other:ByteArray|ByteString|Array) | ; concat(other:ByteArray|ByteString|Array) | ||
; pop() | ; pop() byte:Number | ||
; push(...variadic Numbers...) | : | ||
; shift() | ; push(...variadic Numbers...) count:Number | ||
; unshift(...variadic Numbers...) | : | ||
; shift() byte:Number | |||
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; unshift(...variadic Numbers...) count:Number | |||
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; reverse() in place reversal | ; reverse() in place reversal | ||
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; slice() | ; slice() | ||
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; sort() | ; sort() | ||
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; splice() | ; splice() | ||
; toSource() returns a string like "ByteArray([])" for a null byte-array. | : | ||
; The mutable [] operator for numbers | ; toSource() | ||
: returns a string like "ByteArray([])" for a null byte-array. | |||
; [] Number | |||
: The mutable [] operator for numbers | |||
== String == | == String == | ||