Comment by SkiFire13
5 days ago
Those `>Q` and `>L` just make it more confusing for me, they just feel like a different language in the language...
5 days ago
Those `>Q` and `>L` just make it more confusing for me, they just feel like a different language in the language...
Perhaps you could contribute a version in a language that uses more descriptive names, something like BitPacker.WriteInt64 for >Q if I'm guessing correctly what that means (I'd equally need to check the docs to know what format these letters represent, but I don't find it too confusing when you know it's simply some binary / byte array version of the same thing)
They are well documented and essentially are a DSL with the Python struct module for specifying memory representations of packed structures.
https://docs.python.org/3/library/struct.html#format-charact...