Buffer objects are directly followed by a data segment.
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#include <nsScannerString.h>
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Detailed Description
Buffer objects are directly followed by a data segment.
The start of the data segment is determined by increment the |this| pointer by 1 unit.
Member Function Documentation
| const PRUnichar* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DataEnd |
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| PRUnichar* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DataEnd |
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| PRUint32 nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DataLength |
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| PRUnichar* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DataStart |
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| const PRUnichar* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DataStart |
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| void nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::DecrementUsageCount |
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| void nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::IncrementUsageCount |
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| PRBool nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::IsInUse |
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| const Buffer* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::Next |
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| Buffer* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::Next |
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| Buffer* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::Prev |
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| const Buffer* nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::Prev |
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| void nsScannerBufferList::Buffer::SetDataLength |
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Friends And Related Function Documentation
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Inheritance diagram for nsScannerBufferList::Buffer:
