Struct yaxpeax_arch::U8Reader [−][src]
pub struct U8Reader<'a> { /* fields omitted */ }
Expand description
a struct for Reader
impls that can operate on units of u8
.
Implementations
Trait Implementations
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more
read buf
-many items from this reader in bulk. if Reader
cannot read buf
-many items,
return ReadError::ExhaustedInput
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and its last mark
.
when created, a Reader
’s initial position is mark
ed, so creating a Reader
and
immediately calling offset()
must return Address::zero()
. Read more
the difference, in Address
, between the current Reader
position and the initial offset
when constructed. Read more