Returns a binary format that reads a sequence of items and returns a list
. The {0} parameter specifies the binary format of each item. There are three ways to determine the number of items read:
- If the {1} is not specified, then the binary format will read until there are no more items.
- If the {1} is a number, then the binary format will read that many items.
- If the {1} is a function, then that function will be invoked for each item read. The function returns true to continue, and false to stop reading items. The final item is included in the list.
- If the countOrCondition is a binary format, then the count of items is expected to preceed the list, and the specified format is used to read the count.
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Returns a binary format that reads a sequence of items and returns a list . The {0} parameter specifies the binary format ...
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Returns a binary value corresponding to the end of {0}. The returned value is always empty (i.e. it is 0 bytes in length). ...
Returns a binary value from the given {0}. If the given {0} is null , Binary.From returns null . If the given {0} is binary ...