Binary data pattern matching for JS derived from Erlang's syntax
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Re: Binary data pattern matching for JS derived from Erlang's syntax
#2What does it store the binary data in? A javascript string? If so, then if you have a 0x00 in the string then Internet Explorer will not look at any data past the end of this. It's an issue specific to Internet Explorer only.
Re: Binary data pattern matching for JS derived from Erlang's syntax
#3What does it store the binary data in? A javascript string? If so, then if you have a 0x00 in the string then Internet Explorer will not look at any data past the end of this. It's an issue specific to Internet Explorer only .
The title of this submission is confusing. The readme headline is better: "Byte-wise matching for Node.JS"