Examples for Toogle #59
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Rebase your work upon the latest commit on master, a fix have been made on Toogle typo #65 |
example_byteslice_test.go
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| data := []byte{0x00, 0x01, 0x00} | ||
| toogle := []byte{0x01, 0x01, 0x00} | ||
| fmt.Printf("%x\n", Toogle(data, toogle)) | ||
| // Output: 010101 |
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The output is 010000, not 010101
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Thanks for the feedback. I've added a simple example. If you want, I can squash the last 6 commits, into one. Just to avoid cluttering commit history |
example_byteslice_test.go
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| output, _ := Toggle(data, toggle) | ||
| fmt.Printf("%x\n", output) | ||
| // Output: 535155510404 |
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The output need to be bada55 here, not a byte slice of 6 bytes, so the data and toogle need to be both a byte slice of 3 bytes.
[]byte("bada55") are not the same as []byte(0xba, 0xda, 0x55)
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I've changed the slice to not use a string, I've also added two examples, one simple, one regular one. I've also squashed the commits down to one so as not to clutter commit history
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One 'simple' example which uses 000 and 1011 One regular example with the output bada55
I've added an example for toogle, but I thought it might be clearer if I didn't use
bada55as the output, what do you think? Also, should Toogle beToggle(not sure if that's a daft question).