Crate hff_core

HFF Core Contains the internal structure of HFF and basic serialization abilities.

Re-exports

• pub use byteorder;
• pub use uuid;

Modules

• read
  Higher level wrapping over the structure in order to support reading hff files.
• utilities
  Simple helpers for working with Hff data, primarilly metadata.
• write
  Higher level support for writing hff files.

Structs

• Chunk
  Specifies a chunk of data within the file.
• ChunkCache
  Act as a ReadSeek IO object for purposes of having an entire HFF in memory at one time.
• Ecc
  8 character code.
• Header
  The file header.
• Identifier
  An identifier for the tables and chunks.
• Table
  A table entry in the file format. Tables are 48 bytes in length when stored.
• Version
  Version of the file format.

Enums

• Endian
  Runtime endianess values.
• Error
  Common error type.
• IdType
  Identifier type as specified in the hff header. This has no impact on behavior at all, it is only a hint to the end user about how to use/view the ID’s.

Constants

• NATIVE_ENDIAN
  The runtime native endian.
• OPPOSING_ENDIAN
  The runtime opposing endian.

Traits

• ByteOrder
  The byte order trait. ByteOrder describes types that can serialize integers as bytes.
• ContentInfo
  Information about the metadata or chunk data contained within the source.

Type Aliases

• BE
  Big Endian.
• LE
  Little Endian.
• NE
  Native Endian.
• OP
  Opposing Endian.
• Result
  The standard result type used in the crate.