NIOFileSystem should provide Array(contentsOf:maximumSizeAllowed:)
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Motivation: As requested in issues [apple#2875](apple#2875) and [apple#2876](apple#2876), it would be convenient to be able to read the contents of a file into more data types such as `Array`, `ArraySlice` & Foundation's `Data`. Modifications: - Extend `Array`, `ArraySlice` & `Data` to be initialisable with the contents of a file. Result: The contents of a file can be read into more data types.
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Motivation: As requested in issues [#2875](#2875) and [#2876](#2876), it would be convenient to be able to read the contents of a file into more data types such as `Array`, `ArraySlice` & Foundation's `Data`. Modifications: - Extend `Array`, `ArraySlice` & `Data` to be initialisable with the contents of a file. Result: The contents of a file can be read into more data types. --------- Co-authored-by: George Barnett <[email protected]>
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NIOFileSystem allows
ByteBuffer(contentsOf:maximumSizeAllowed:)which is great but occasionally aArray<UInt8>would be great too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: