Sets `size`.

numbers:

Same logic as writeKeyTree, but just returns the size it would write, without writing.

Advances past `n` bytes without doing anything with them.

Reads a comment from the input. Writes nothing to the output.

slice_istream is constructed from a slice, or from the same parameters as a slice.

Constructs a stream that will write to memory at `begin` with a capacity of `cap`.

The immutable Array this instance was constructed from (if any). */

* Emulate GNU diff's format. * Header: @@ -382,8 +481,9 @@ * Indices are printed as 1-based, not 0-based. * @return The GNU diff string

The current value, or NULL if the iterator is finished. */

Securely zeroes the bytes; use this for passwords or encryption keys.

Writes data. Returns a pointer to where the data got written to.

Subroutine for writing strings or binary data. Returns the address of the string in the output (not the Value; the raw string itself), which can be us