ByteVector

Empty byte vector.

Constructs a ByteVector from a list of literal bytes. Only the least significant byte is used of each integral value.

Constructs a ByteVector from a collection of bytes.

Constructs a ByteVector from an Array[Byte]. The given Array[Byte] is copied to ensure the resulting ByteVector is immutable. If this is not desired, use ByteVector.view.

Constructs a ByteVector from an Array[Byte], an offset, and a length. The given Array[Byte] is copied to ensure the resulting ByteVector is immutable. If this is not desired, use ByteVector.view.

Constructs a ByteVector from a ByteBuffer. The given ByteBuffer is is copied to ensure the resulting ByteVector is immutable. If this is not desired, use ByteVector.view.

The returned vector is a copy of a subsequence of the buffer, with bounds determined by the buffer's position and limit at the time this method is called.

Constructs a ByteVector from a scala.collection source of bytes.

Constructs a ByteVector from an Array[Byte]. Unlike apply, this does not make a copy of the input array, so callers should take care not to modify the contents of the array passed to this function.

Constructs a ByteVector from a slice of an Array[Byte]. Unlike apply, this does not make a copy of the input array, so callers should take care not to modify the contents of the array passed to this function.

Constructs a ByteVector from a ByteBuffer. Unlike apply, this does not make a copy of the input buffer, so callers should take care not to modify the contents of the buffer passed to this function.

The returned vector is a view of a subsequence of the buffer, with bounds determined by the buffer's position and limit at the time this method is called.

Constructs a ByteVector from a function from Long => Byte and a size.

Constructs a ByteVector from a function from Long => Int and a size, where the Int returned by at must fit in a Byte.

Constructs a ByteVector of the given size, where all bytes have the value b.

Constructs a ByteVector of the given size, where all bytes have the value 0.

Constructs a ByteVector of the given size, where all bytes have the value 0xff.

Constructs a ByteVector vector with the 2's complement encoding of the specified byte.

Constructs a ByteVector vector with the 2's complement encoding of the specified value.

Constructs a ByteVector with the 2's complement encoding of the specified value.

Constructs a ByteVector with the 2's complement encoding of the specified value.

Constructs a ByteVector containing the binary representation of the specified UUID. The bytes are in MSB-to-LSB order.

Constructs a ByteVector from a hexadecimal string or returns an error message if the string is not valid hexadecimal.

The string may start with a 0x and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a hexadecimal string or returns None if the string is not valid hexadecimal.

The string may start with a 0x and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a hexadecimal string or throws an IllegalArgumentException if the string is not valid hexadecimal.

The string may start with a 0x and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a binary string or returns an error message if the string is not valid binary.

The string may start with a 0b and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a binary string or returns None if the string is not valid binary.

The string may start with a 0b and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a binary string or throws an IllegalArgumentException if the string is not valid binary.

The string may start with a 0b and it may contain whitespace or underscore characters.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 32 string or returns an error message if the string is not valid base 32. An empty input string results in an empty ByteVector. The string may contain whitespace characters and hyphens which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 64 string or returns None if the string is not valid base 32. Details pertaining to base 32 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase32Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 32 string or throws an IllegalArgumentException if the string is not valid base 32. Details pertaining to base 32 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase32Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 58 string or returns an error message if the string is not valid base 58. It is similar to Base64 but has been modified to avoid both non-alphanumeric characters and letters which might look ambiguous when printed. It is therefore designed for human users who manually enter the data, copying from some visual source Compared to Base64, the following similar-looking letters are omitted: 0 (zero), O (capital o), I (capital i) and l (lower case L) as well as the non-alphanumeric characters + (plus) and / (slash). The actual order of letters in the alphabet depends on the application, the default order is the same used in Bitcoin An empty input string results in an empty ByteVector. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 58 string or returns None if the string is not valid base 58. Details pertaining to base 58 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase58Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 58 string or throws an IllegalArgumentException if the string is not valid base 58. Details pertaining to base 58 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase58Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 64 string or returns an error message if the string is not valid base 64. If the final encoding quantum does not contain 4 characters, i.e. the total number of characters is not evenly divisible by 4, padding is inferred if the final quantum contains 2 or 3 characters. This is to say that padding is optional as long as the inferred padding would yield a valid base 64 string. The input is considered invalid if the final quantum only contains a single character. If padding characters are present, they must be used in accordance with the base 64 specification and no padding characters will be inferred. An empty input string results in an empty ByteVector. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 64 string or returns None if the string is not valid base 64. Details pertaining to base 64 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase64Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Constructs a ByteVector from a base 64 string or throws an IllegalArgumentException if the string is not valid base 64. Details pertaining to base 64 decoding can be found in the comment for fromBase64Descriptive. The string may contain whitespace characters which are ignored.

Encodes the specified string to a ByteVector using the implicitly available Charset.

Encodes the specified string to a ByteVector using the UTF-8 charset.

Encodes the specified string to a ByteVector using the US-ASCII charset.

Concatenates all the given ByteVectors into a single instance.

Extractor used in support of pattern matching on the bytes of a vector.