bin
data after the position n
(including
the byte at the index n
) that is contained
in the set
. In other words, the function
skips all byte values not contained in the specified set. If no such byte is found, the function returns
the size of the bin
data. The index
of the first byte is 0. If n
is negative,
0 is used.
bin
and set
parameters are of the Binary
type.
The parameter n
and the return value
are of the Int
type.
skip_
…
serve to analyze a string or binary data. The best way to use them is to create a variable containing
an index (pointer) of the current position within the data. This variable is passed to the appropriate
skip_
… function as the parameter
determining the place, where to search the data from. The resulting value (the new pointer) is then assigned
back to the variable.
skip_cchars
.