Class templates for reusable buffers with minimal memory allocation.
Each class has its own detailed description and usage example below.
The difference between this and AppendBuffer is that AppendBuffer basically
wraps a dynamic array and keeps track of the length, while this class
provides a way to store multiple arrays by appending them into a single
buffer. The basic ConcatBuffer class returns the slices to the appended
arrays from its 'add' method. The extended SliceBuffer class internally
keeps track of the appended slices, and offers opIndex and opApply methods
over them.
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Class templates for reusable buffers with minimal memory allocation.
Each class has its own detailed description and usage example below.
The difference between this and AppendBuffer is that AppendBuffer basically wraps a dynamic array and keeps track of the length, while this class provides a way to store multiple arrays by appending them into a single buffer. The basic ConcatBuffer class returns the slices to the appended arrays from its 'add' method. The extended SliceBuffer class internally keeps track of the appended slices, and offers opIndex and opApply methods over them.