asdoc/org/apache/royale/utils/Endian.swf.json

{ "type": "class",
  "qname": "org.apache.royale.utils.Endian",
  "baseClassname": ""
  ,
    "description": "The endianness of the byte data.",
  "tags": [
  {  "tagName": "playerversion",
         "values": ["Flash 10.2", "AIR 2.6"]},
      {  "tagName": "productversion",
         "values": ["Royale 0.7.0"]},
      {  "tagName": "langversion",
         "values": ["3.0"]}  ],
  "members": [
  { "type": "field",
        "qname": "BIG_ENDIAN",
        "return": "String",
        "namespace": "public",
        "bindable": [],
        "details": ["static"],
        "deprecated": {},
          "description": "Indicates the most significant byte of the multibyte number appears first in the sequence of bytes.",
        "tags": [
        {  "tagName": "playerversion",
               "values": ["Flash 10.2", "AIR 2.6"]},
            {  "tagName": "productversion",
               "values": ["Royale 0.7.0"]},
            {  "tagName": "langversion",
               "values": ["3.0"]}  ]},
      { "type": "field",
        "qname": "LITTLE_ENDIAN",
        "return": "String",
        "namespace": "public",
        "bindable": [],
        "details": ["static"],
        "deprecated": {},
          "description": "Indicates the least significant byte of the multibyte number appears first in the sequence of bytes.",
        "tags": [
        {  "tagName": "playerversion",
               "values": ["Flash 10.2", "AIR 2.6"]},
            {  "tagName": "productversion",
               "values": ["Royale 0.7.0"]},
            {  "tagName": "langversion",
               "values": ["3.0"]}  ]},
      { "type": "accessor",
        "access": "read-only",
        "return": "String",
        "qname": "systemEndian",
        "namespace": "public",
        "bindable": [],
        "details": ["static"],
        "deprecated": {},
          "description": "Indicates the default endianness on the system. In swf targets this is always BIG_ENDIAN. When targeting javascript it may differ depending on the target environment, but is Endian.LITTLE_ENDIAN for most machines/browsers. In theory, the native support classes for javascript should have better performance when working with binary data for integers and numbers represented with this endianness.",
        "tags": [
        {  "tagName": "playerversion",
               "values": ["Flash 10.2", "AIR 2.6"]},
            {  "tagName": "productversion",
               "values": ["Royale 0.7.0"]},
            {  "tagName": "langversion",
               "values": ["3.0"]}  ]}]
  }