NetworkOrder

Represents an unsigned integer as an $(D_KEYWORD ubyte) range.

The range is bidirectional. The byte order is always big-endian.

It can accept any unsigned integral type but the value should fit in L bytes.

struct NetworkOrder (

uint L

) if (

L > ubyte.sizeof &&

L <= ulong.sizeof

) {

ubyte back [@property getter];

ubyte front [@property getter];

void popBack();

void popFront();

typeof(this) save();

bool empty [@property getter];

size_t length [@property getter];

}

Constructors

this this(T value): Constructs a new range.

Members

Functions

popBack void popBack(): Eliminates the LSB.
popFront void popFront(): Eliminates the MSB.
save typeof(this) save()

Properties

back ubyte back [@property getter]
empty bool empty [@property getter]
front ubyte front [@property getter]
length size_t length [@property getter]

Parameters

L: Desired range length.

Examples

auto networkOrder = NetworkOrder!3(0xae34e2u);
assert(!networkOrder.empty);
assert(networkOrder.front == 0xae);

networkOrder.popFront();
assert(networkOrder.length == 2);
assert(networkOrder.front == 0x34);
assert(networkOrder.back == 0xe2);

networkOrder.popBack();
assert(networkOrder.length == 1);
assert(networkOrder.front == 0x34);
assert(networkOrder.front == 0x34);

networkOrder.popFront();
assert(networkOrder.empty);

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tanya net inet functions

toHostOrder

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NetworkOrder