append(length:allocator:range:flags:)

Declaration

func append(length: Int, allocator: CFAllocator? = kCFAllocatorDefault, range: Range<Int>? = nil, flags: CMBlockBuffer.Flags = []) throws

Parameters

• length:

  The length of the memory block in bytes. Must not be zero. This is the size to allocate when you call the Assureblockmemory() function.

• allocator:

  The allocator to use to allocate the memory block.

• range:

  The range within the memory block to which the block buffer should refer to data. If this value is nil, the block buffer uses the whole memory block.

• flags:

  Flags to control the behavior of the operation.

See Also

Modifying a Block Buffer

• append(buffer:allocator:flags:)
• append(buffer:allocator:flags:)
• append(length:allocator:deallocator:range:flags:)
• append(buffer:deallocator:flags:)
• append(buffer:deallocator:flags:)
• CMBlockBuffer.CustomBlockAllocator
• CMBlockBuffer.CustomBlockDeallocator
• append(bufferReference:flags:)
• assureBlockMemory()
• withUnsafeMutableBytes(atOffset:_:)