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Constructors
constructor
new BitView( buffer: ArrayBuffer , byteOffset?: number , byteLength?: number ) : BitView
Parameters
buffer: ArrayBuffer
Optional byteOffset: number
Optional byteLength: number
Properties
Readonly buffer buffer: ArrayBuffer
Methods
getBits
getBits( offset: number , bits: number , signed: boolean ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
bits: number
signed: boolean
Returns number getFloat32
getFloat32( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getFloat64
getFloat64( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getInt16
getInt16( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getInt32
getInt32( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getInt8
getInt8( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getUint16
getUint16( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getUint32
getUint32( offset: number ) : number
Returns number getUint8
getUint8( offset: number ) : number
Returns number setBits
setBits( offset: number , value: number , bits: number ) : void
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
bits: number
Returns void setFloat32
setFloat32( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setFloat64
setFloat64( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setInt16
setInt16( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setInt32
setInt32( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setInt8
setInt8( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setUint16
setUint16( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setUint32
setUint32( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number setUint8
setUint8( offset: number , value: number ) : number
Parameters
offset: number
value: number
Returns number
Reads
bitsnumber of bits starting atoffset, twiddling the bits appropriately to return a proper 32-bit signed or unsigned value. NOTE: While JavaScript numbers are 64-bit floating-point values, we don't bother with anything other than the first 32 bits.