pub struct Section { /* private fields */ }
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The section is the actual container of data with in a CCFF container file.

It stores some basic metadata: a section type and flags, both of which are user-defined. The data can be accessed and modified via the get_data, get_data_mut, and set_data functions.

Implementations

Create a section. The section type (stype) or flags may be any arbitrary user-defined value.

Set the type of the section. This may be any arbitrary user-defined value.

Get the type of the section.

Set the flags of the section. This may be any arbitrary user-defined value.

Get the flags of the section.

Set the data of the section. This may be any arbitrary user-defined data. The previous data will be returned.

Get a reference to the data of the section.

Get a mutable reference to the data of the section.

Get the offset of the data in the container file. This is only present when loading from a file and cannot be set manually in order to prevent errors.

Trait Implementations

Returns a copy of the value. Read more

Performs copy-assignment from source. Read more

Formats the value using the given formatter. Read more

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This method tests for !=.

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