bufferSize is used when buffer is dynamically allocated

both bases contain reference to same iostream, so no need to do anything

Prototype starts with '=' because this is an invalid prototype (see Option.ParsePrototype(), and thus it'll prevent Category instances from being acci

* Check that this element is constructed. An exception is thrown * if this is not the case. */

* Interpret the value as a NULL. */

* Check that this element is constructed and contains exactly * 'n' sub-elements. */

* Check that this element is constructed and contains no more * than 'n' sub-elements. */

* Check that this element is constructed and contains at least * 'n' sub-elements. */

* Check that this element is primitive. An exception is thrown * if this is not the case. */

* Get the code point at offset 'off' in the string. Either one * or two 'char' slots are used; 'off' is updated accordingly. */

Prototype starts with '=' because this is an invalid prototype (see Option.ParsePrototype(), and thus it'll prevent Category instances from being acci

* Copy the value into the specified array. The value length is * returned. */

* Copy a value chunk. The provided offset ('off') and length ('len') * define the chunk to copy; the offset is relative to the value * start (firs

* Decode a BER length. Returned value is: * -2 no decodable length * -1 indefinite length * 0+ definite length * If a definite or

* Internal recursive decoder. The provided array is NOT copied. * Trailing garbage is ignored (caller should use the 'objLen' * field to learn the

* Decode a tag; returned value is true on success, false otherwise. * On success, 'off' is updated to point to the first byte after * the tag. *

* Encode the value into the provided buffer. Only value bytes * at offsets between 'start' (inclusive) and 'end' (exclusive) * are written. Actual

* Allows entropy-encoding technique, by writing few bits for most common values * @param values list of most common values *

* Interpret the value as a BIT STRING. The bits are returned, * with the "ignored bits" cleared. */

* Interpret the value as a BOOLEAN. */

* Interpret the value as an INTEGER. Return its hexadecimal * representation (uppercase), preceded by a '0x' or '-0x' * header, depending on the i

* Get a sub-element. This method throws appropriate exceptions * if this element is not constructed, or the requested index * is out of range. *

* Decode the value as a date/time. Returned object is in UTC. * Type of date is inferred from the tag value. */

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