UnsignedInteger32

• Import can read any file as a sequence of unsigned 32-bit integers.

• Export writes a list of integers in the range to a binary file.

IMPORT AND EXPORT

• Import["file", "UnsignedInteger32"] imports any file, returning a packed array of integers in the range .

• Export["file", list, "UnsignedInteger32"] exports a list of integers in the range .

• Import["file", {"UnsignedInteger32", elem}] or Import["file", elem ] imports the specified element from file.

• Import["file", {"UnsignedInteger32", {elem₁, elem₂, ...}}] imports multiple elements.

• See the reference pages for full general information on Import and Export.

• ImportString and ExportString support the UnsignedInteger32 format.

ELEMENTS

• General Import elements:

	"Elements"	elements and options available in this file
	"Rules"	full rules for each element and option
	"Options"	rules for options, properties, and settings

• Data representation element:

"Data"

list of integers in the range

• By default, Import and Export use the "Data" element.

• Import["file", {"UnsignedInteger32", n}] gives the n 32-bit integer from file.

• Trailing bytes are ignored if the size of the imported file is not a multiple of the data size.

OPTIONS

• General option:

ByteOrdering

-1

what byte ordering to use

• Import option:

"HeaderBytes"

0

how many bytes to skip at the beginning of the file

SEE ALSO

• Binary  Bit  Byte  Character8  Character16  Integer8  Integer16  Integer24  Integer32  Integer64  Integer128  UnsignedInteger8  UnsignedInteger16  UnsignedInteger32  UnsignedInteger64  UnsignedInteger128  Real32  Real64  Real128  Complex64  Complex128  Complex256  String

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EXAMPLES

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Basic Examples

Convert a list of integers to a string representing binary 32-bit unsigned integers: In[1]:= Out[1]= Verify that the correct number of bytes was written: In[2]:= Out[2]= Convert the binary data back to an expression: In[3]:= Out[3]=