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def | calculate (self, sl=None, hh=None) |
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| def | calculate_write (self) |
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| def | headersize (cls) |
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| def | checkformats (cls, verbose=False, *file=None) |
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| def | pack (self) |
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| def | unpack (self, buf=None) |
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| def | read (cls, f, offset) |
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| def | dump (self, prefix="", file=None) |
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◆ __init__()
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Unpack a byte buffer into a new instance of this header.
Caller is responsible for all I/O, so we don't need an iocontext.
◆ calculate_write()
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Call this when important parts of ths struct has changed,
Note that on write it is we that compute slbufsize that gets copied
to offsetheader and used when the string list is written.
Not the other way aroud.
The documentation for this class was generated from the following file: