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:This method is optional, it should be included if the interpreter being used supports .toSource() on it's various objects and types. | :This method is optional, it should be included if the interpreter being used supports .toSource() on it's various objects and types. | ||
:Returns a representation of the blob in the format "(Blob([]))" or "(new Blob([]))". If the blob has content in it the string should contain integers 0..255 representing the blob such that if evaluated (calling the correct Blob function) would return a blob with the same content. | :Returns a representation of the blob in the format "(Blob([]))" or "(new Blob([]))". If the blob has content in it the string should contain integers 0..255 representing the blob such that if evaluated (calling the correct Blob function) would return a blob with the same content. | ||
;blob.contentConstructor; | |||
:Returns Blob to indicate this has binary content. | |||
=== Unpacking === | === Unpacking === | ||
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:* In a BlobBuffer this returns a Blob which matches the contents of the buffer. | :* In a BlobBuffer this returns a Blob which matches the contents of the buffer. | ||
:* In a StringBuffer this returns a String which matches the contents of the buffer. | :* In a StringBuffer this returns a String which matches the contents of the buffer. | ||
;buf.contentConstructor; | |||
:Returns Blob from a BlobBuffer to indicate it has binary content, and String from StringBuffer to indicate it has text content. | |||
=== String extensions === | === String extensions === | ||
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:An alias for string.charCodeAt(index); | :An alias for string.charCodeAt(index); | ||
:The point of this prototype is so that (string or blob).codeAt(index); may be used independently of whether the sequence is a string or a blob. This will allow strings to maintain .charCodeAt and blobs to maintain .byteCodeAt without returning unintuitive results. | :The point of this prototype is so that (string or blob).codeAt(index); may be used independently of whether the sequence is a string or a blob. This will allow strings to maintain .charCodeAt and blobs to maintain .byteCodeAt without returning unintuitive results. | ||
;string.contentConstructor; | |||
:Returns String to indicate this has text content. | |||
== General requirements == | == General requirements == | ||