bytes

func (*Buffer) Break ¶

func (b *Buffer) Break() *Buffer

Break breaks the for loop; DO NOT use this outside of For, or it may cause panic.

func (Buffer) Bytes ¶

func (b Buffer) Bytes() []byte

Bytes returns b.data. It is NOT a copy, so the result will be changed after b modified.

func (Buffer) BytesCopy ¶

func (b Buffer) BytesCopy() []byte

func (Buffer) Cap ¶

func (b Buffer) Cap() int

func (*Buffer) Else ¶

func (b *Buffer) Else() *Buffer

func (*Buffer) ElseIf ¶

func (b *Buffer) ElseIf(cond bool) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) EndIf ¶

func (b *Buffer) EndIf() *Buffer

func (*Buffer) For ¶

func (b *Buffer) For(start, end, step int, do func(b *Buffer, i int)) *Buffer

For starts a for loop with the given start, end and step. Function do will be called for each step.

func (*Buffer) ForNTimes ¶

func (b *Buffer) ForNTimes(n int, do func(b *Buffer, i int)) *Buffer

ForNTimes is a shortcut of For(0, n, 1, do); i would be 0, 1, 2, ..., n-1.

func (*Buffer) If ¶

func (b *Buffer) If(cond bool) *Buffer

func (Buffer) Len ¶

func (b Buffer) Len() int

func (Buffer) ReadCloser ¶

func (b Buffer) ReadCloser() io.ReadCloser

ReadCloser creates an io.ReadCloser, but Close does nothing.

func (Buffer) Reader ¶

func (b Buffer) Reader() io.Reader

Reader creates an io.Reader for Read.

func (*Buffer) Reset ¶

func (b *Buffer) Reset()

func (Buffer) String ¶

func (b Buffer) String() string

String implements Stringer.

func (*Buffer) Write ¶

func (b *Buffer) Write(data []byte) (int, error)

Write implements io.Writer, and it will write data to buffer directly, without considering any conditions. If you need chaining call, use WriteBytes instead.

func (*Buffer) WriteAny ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteAny(v any) *Buffer

WriteAny writes any value to the buffer. DO NOT write byte or rune value with this if you want its ASCII representation. Use WriteByte or WriteRune instead.

func (*Buffer) WriteBool ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteBool(v bool) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteByte ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteByte(c byte) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteBytes ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteBytes(s []byte) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteDuration ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteDuration(d time.Duration) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteFloat32 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteFloat32(f float32, format byte, precision int) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteFloat64 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteFloat64(f float64, format byte, precision int) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteFromBufferWriter ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteFromBufferWriter(w BufferWriter) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteInt ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteInt(i int) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteInt16 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteInt16(i int16) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteInt32 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteInt32(i int32) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteInt64 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteInt64(i int64) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteInt8 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteInt8(i int8) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteJsonSafeBytes ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteJsonSafeBytes(s []byte) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteJsonSafeString ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteJsonSafeString(s string) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WritePointer ¶

func (b *Buffer) WritePointer(p uintptr) *Buffer

WritePointer appends the hexadecimal address of p with a "0x" prefix. uintptr is like uint, its bitsize depends on the operating system.

func (*Buffer) WriteRune ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteRune(r rune) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteString ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteString(s string) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteTime ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteTime(t time.Time, format string) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteUint ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteUint(i uint) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteUint16 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteUint16(i uint16) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteUint32 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteUint32(i uint32) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteUint64 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteUint64(i uint64) *Buffer

func (*Buffer) WriteUint8 ¶

func (b *Buffer) WriteUint8(i uint8) *Buffer

func (BufferWriteFunc) WriteTo ¶

func (fn BufferWriteFunc) WriteTo(b *Buffer)