Struct LawEncoder 

pub struct LawEncoder;

Implementations

impl LawEncoder

pub fn encode( &self, input_format: InputFormat, input_data: &[u8], output_format: OutputFormat, output_buffer: &mut [u8], ) -> Result<usize, EncodeError>

Encodes audio data from one format to another, writing the encoded data into the provided output buffer.

Parameters:

• input_format: An InputFormat enum specifying the format of the input data.
• input_data: A slice of u8 representing the audio data to be encoded. This data should conform to the format specified by input_format.
• output_format: An OutputFormat enum specifying the desired format of the output data.
• output_buffer: A mutable slice of u8 where the encoded data will be stored. The buffer must be large enough to hold the encoded data; otherwise, an error is returned.

Returns:

• A Result<usize, EncodeError> indicating the outcome of the encoding operation. On success, it returns Ok(num_bytes), where num_bytes is the number of bytes written to output_buffer. On failure, it returns Err(EncodeError), indicating the nature of the error.

Errors:

• EncodeError::OutputBufferTooSmall: This error indicates that the provided output_buffer is not large enough to contain the encoded data. The size of the output buffer must be at least half the size of the input data, reflecting the specific encoding algorithm’s requirements.

Example Usage:

use law_encoder::{InputFormat, OutputFormat, LawEncoder};
let input_data = vec![/* input data bytes */];
let mut output_buffer = vec![0u8; /* appropriate size */ 12];
let encoder = LawEncoder;
match encoder.encode(InputFormat::BigEndian, &input_data, OutputFormat::Alaw, &mut output_buffer) {
    Ok(num_bytes) => println!("Encoded {} bytes successfully.", num_bytes),
    Err(e) => println!("Encoding failed: {:?}", e),
}

Notes:

• The exact size requirement for output_buffer may vary depending on the input and output formats. It is generally recommended to allocate the output buffer with at least half the size of the input data to accommodate the encoded data.