Changes between Version 14 and Version 15 of StructuredBinaryData

Timestamp:

2012-07-22T17:40:51Z (12 years ago)

Author:

Vojtech Horky

Comment:

Make longer code-samples more visible (no inlining)

StructuredBinaryData

@@ -210 +210 @@
 Currently, a transform can only have one input. Parameters will allow a
 transform to use multiple inputs:
-`transform strings(len) = struct { .str1 <- ascii <- known_length(len); .str2 <- ascii <- known_length(len); };`.
+{{{
+transform strings(len) = struct {
+    .str1 <- ascii <- known_length(len);
+    .str2 <- ascii <- known_length(len);
+};
+}}}
 A transform with parameters can be defined as in `transform strings(len)`, and
 the parameters can be referenced inside the transform. When a transform is
 used, expressions are given for the values of its parameters.
 
-At first the only expressions will be parameters, as above, previously decoded
-fields, as in `.len <- uint32le; .data <- known_length(.len);`, or integer
-literals.
+At first the only expressions will be parameters, as above, integer literals or previously decoded
+fields, as in
+{{{
+    .len <- uint32le;
+    .data <- known_length(.len);
+}}}
 
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