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Overview ¶
Package bitword provides string operations functions
Example ¶
bw4 := BitWord[4]
fmt.Println(bw4.FromStr("abc"))
fmt.Println(bw4.ToStr([]byte{6, 1, 6, 2, 6, 3}))
fmt.Println(bw4.Get("abc", 1))
fmt.Println(bw4.FirstDiff("abc", "abd", 0, -1))
Output: [6 1 6 2 6 3] abc 1 5
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Variables ¶
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var ( // BitWord pre-defines n-bit words operations for 1, 2, 4, 8 BitWord = map[int]Interface{ 1: newBW(1), 2: newBW(2), 4: newBW(4), 8: newBW(8), } )
Functions ¶
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Types ¶
type Interface ¶
type Interface interface {
// FromStr split a string into a slice of `n`-bit words in byte.
//
// Since 0.1.4
FromStr(string) []byte
// FromStrs converts a `[]string` to a n-bit word `[][]byte`.
//
// Since 0.1.4
FromStrs([]string) [][]byte
// ToStr is the reverse of FromStr.
//
// Since 0.1.4
ToStr([]byte) string
// ToStrs converts a `[][]byte` back to a `[]string`.
//
// Since 0.1.4
ToStrs([][]byte) []string
// Get returns i-th n-bit word from a string.
//
// Since 0.1.4
Get(string, int) byte
// FirstDiff returns the index of the first different n-bit word,
// from "start" upto "end".
//
// Since 0.1.4
FirstDiff(a, b string, start, end int) int
}
Interface defines operations for n-bit word.
Since 0.1.4
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