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I noticed the encode and encodeTo functions take a col_offset parameter. I think I understand the idea (pick up where a previous encode left off), but couldn't think of a practical use case and didn't see yourcalls from Nyuu using it (so they get the default of 0). Is my understanding about it correct, and have you ever had to use it? Thanks.
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Yes, your understanding is correct. I can't think of any real practical use for it either (and have never had to use it); I suppose that in theory*, you could use it for implementing an incremental encoder for super-sized articles, or may be useful for future loop tiling optimisations (i.e. for yEnc+CRC), but for now, it's just there in case you ever need it.
* the functions never return the column they finish with, so it's not really that practical to use. Unfortunately, returning that kind of info is somewhat awkward in Javascript so I've left it out for now.
I noticed the
encode
andencodeTo
functions take acol_offset
parameter. I think I understand the idea (pick up where a previous encode left off), but couldn't think of a practical use case and didn't see your calls from Nyuu using it (so they get the default of 0). Is my understanding about it correct, and have you ever had to use it? Thanks.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: