| as.character.rawBlock {hexView} | R Documentation |
This function takes a "rawBlock" object and
generates human-readable strings for displaying the block.
Each string contains a binary offset, the binary data
in a raw machine format, and an interpretation of
the data in a human-readable format.
## S3 method for class 'rawBlock':
as.character(x, width = NULL, machine = NULL,
sep1 = " : ", sep2 = " | ",
showOffset = TRUE, showHuman = TRUE, ...)
x |
A "rawBlock" object. |
width |
The number of bytes to display per string. |
machine |
The machine format to display;
either "hex" or "binary". |
sep1 |
A separator to insert between the block offset and the machine format. |
sep2 |
A separator to insert between the machine format and the human-readable format. |
showOffset |
If FALSE, the column of offsets is
not included in the strings. |
showHuman |
If FALSE, the column of human-readable format is
not included in the strings. |
... |
Other arguments to as.character. |
If either width or machine is NULL,
the relevant value is taken from the
"rawBlock" object. The human-readable format is
taken from the "rawBlock" object.
A character vector.
Paul Murrell
fileBlock <- readRaw(hexViewFile("rawTest.txt"), width=8)
as.character(fileBlock)