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reversebytearrayfilter.cpp
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33 i18nc("name of the filter; it changes the order of the bytes/bits to backwards, so ABCD becomes DCBA",
37 AbstractByteArrayFilterParameterSet *ReverseByteArrayFilter::parameterSet() { return &mParameterSet; }
could it be useful to hide the data access behind an iterator? * class KDataBufferIterator { public: ...
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virtual AbstractByteArrayFilterParameterSet * parameterSet()
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virtual ~ReverseByteArrayFilter()
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ReverseByteArrayFilter()
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ReverseByteArrayFilterParameterSet mParameterSet
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virtual Byte byte(Address offset) const =0
locates working range The idea behind is to tell buffer which range will be requested in the followin...
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void filteredBytes(int bytes) const
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