DataView : ArrayBufferView
ArrayBuffer. Values can be read and stored at any byte offset without alignment constraints.Constructors
Creates a new DataView for buffer at the specified offset. If length is not specified, buffer.byteLength - byteOffset will be used.
Example:
RunResults:
Instance Methods
Returns a signed 64 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns an unsigned 64 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns a 32 bit floating point number out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns a 64 bit floating point number out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns a signed 16 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 1).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns a signed 32 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns an unsigned 16 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 1).
Example:
RunResults:
Returns an unsigned 32 bit integer out of this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be read as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores a signed 64 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores an unsigned 64 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Converts value to a 32 bit floating point number and stores it into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores value as a 64 bit floating point number in this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 7).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores a signed 16 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 1).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores a signed 32 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores an unsigned 16 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 1).
Example:
RunResults:
Stores an unsigned 32 bit integer into this at the specified offset. If littleEndian is true, the value will be stored as little endian (least significant byte is at byteOffset and most significant at byteOffset + 3).