package zbyte

import "zgo.at/zstd/zbyte"

Package zbyte implements functions for byte slices.

Index ¶

• func Binary(b []byte) bool
• func ElideLeft(b []byte, n int) []byte
• func ElideRight(b []byte, n int) []byte
• func HasPrefixes(b []byte, prefixes ...[]byte) bool
• func HasSuffixes(b []byte, suffixes ...[]byte) bool
• func IndexAll(s, find []byte) []int

Functions ¶

func Binary ¶

func Binary(b []byte) bool

Binary reports if this looks like binary data.

Something is considered binary if it contains a NULL byte in the first 8000 bytes.

This is the same check as git uses; see buffer_is_binary().

func ElideLeft ¶

func ElideLeft(b []byte, n int) []byte

ElideLeft returns the "n" left bytes.

func ElideRight ¶

func ElideRight(b []byte, n int) []byte

ElideRight returns the "n" right bytes.

func HasPrefixes ¶

func HasPrefixes(b []byte, prefixes ...[]byte) bool

HasPrefixes tests whether the byte slice b starts with any of the prefixes.

Identical to:

bytes.HasPrefix(s, "one") || bytes.HasPrefix(s, "two")

func HasSuffixes ¶

func HasSuffixes(b []byte, suffixes ...[]byte) bool

HasSuffixes tests whether the byte slice b ends with any of the suffixes.

Identical to:

bytes.HasSuffix(s, "one") || bytes.HasSuffix(s, "two")

func IndexAll ¶

func IndexAll(s, find []byte) []int

IndexAll finds all occurrences of "find".

Source Files ¶

zbyte.go