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@ -18,7 +18,8 @@ ByteArray.BIG_ENDIAN = 1
`create( [capacity, [endian]] )` Create an empty byte array.
`init( [param1, param2, ...] )` Create a byte array with initial bytes. Parameters should be a list of number or table.
`load( str )` Create a byte array with lua string object for read data. This byte array is read-only.
return - A ByteArray object.
`return` A ByteArray object.
```lua
local x = ByteArray.create() -- create an empty byte array
@ -36,7 +37,8 @@ local z = ByteArray.load( "hello" ) -- create a byte array with a lua string obj
`readFloat()` Read a 32-bit float from byte array.
`readDouble()` Read a 64-bit float from byte array.
`readCString()` Read a string end with \0 from byte array.
return - data read
`return` data read
```lua
local buf = ByteArray.init( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 )
@ -55,7 +57,8 @@ local c = buf:readShort() -- c == 0x0403
`writeFloat( f32 )` Write a 32-bit float to byte array.
`writeDouble( f64 )` Write a 64-bit float to byte array.
`writeCString( str )` write a string end with \0 to byte array.
return - The ByteArray object itself.
`return` The ByteArray object itself.
```lua
local buf = ByteArray.create()
@ -64,7 +67,9 @@ buf:writeByte(1):writeByte(2):writeInt(0x0403)
# method for copying data between ByteArray object
`readBytes( to[, offset, length] )` Read data to first parameter(a ByteArray object), the range for the target byte array is start from offset with length.
`writeBytes( from[, offset, length] )` Write data from first parameter(a ByteArray object), the range for the data is start from offset with length.
`writeBytes( from[, offset, length] )` Write data from first parameter(a ByteArray object), the range for the data is start from offset with length.
`return` nil
```lua
local buf = ByteArray.init( 1, 2, 3, 4, 5 )