Interface ByteArray

    • Method Detail

      • order

        void order​(ByteOrder order)
        Set the byte order of the array.
        Parameters:
        order - The ByteOrder to use
      • free

        void free()
        Remove any resources associated with this object. Using the object after this method is called may result in undefined behaviour.
      • getIoBuffers

        Iterable<IoBuffer> getIoBuffers()
        Returns:
        the sequence of IoBuffers that back this array. Compared to getSingleIoBuffer(), this method should be relatively efficient for all implementations.
      • getSingleIoBuffer

        IoBuffer getSingleIoBuffer()
        Returns:
        a single IoBuffer that backs this array. Some implementations may initially have data split across multiple buffers, so calling this method may require a new buffer to be allocated and populated.
      • equals

        boolean equals​(Object other)
        A ByteArray is equal to another ByteArray if they start and end at the same index, have the same byte order, and contain the same bytes at each index.
        Overrides:
        equals in class Object
        Parameters:
        other - The ByteArray we want to compare with
        Returns:
        true if both ByteArray are equals
      • get

        byte get​(int index)
        Specified by:
        get in interface IoAbsoluteReader
        Parameters:
        index - The starting position
        Returns:
        a byte from the given index.
      • get

        void get​(int index,
                 IoBuffer bb)
        Gets enough bytes to fill the IoBuffer from the given index.
        Specified by:
        get in interface IoAbsoluteReader
        Parameters:
        index - The starting position
        bb - The IoBuffer that will be filled with the bytes
      • getInt

        int getInt​(int index)
        Specified by:
        getInt in interface IoAbsoluteReader
        Parameters:
        index - The starting position
        Returns:
        an int from the given index.
      • cursor

        ByteArray.Cursor cursor()
        Returns:
        a cursor starting at index 0 (which may not be the start of the array).
      • cursor

        ByteArray.Cursor cursor​(int index)
        Parameters:
        index - The starting point
        Returns:
        a cursor starting at the given index.