The Javascript ArrayBuffer.isView()
method checks whether the passed value is one of the ArrayBuffer views.
ArrayBuffer.isView(value)
Parameter | Optional | Meaning |
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value | Required | The value to be checked. |
It returns true if the given argument is one of the ArrayBuffer views; otherwise, false.
let a = ArrayBuffer.isView(); console.log(a);// w w w . j a v a2 s . co m a = ArrayBuffer.isView([]); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView({}); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(null); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(undefined); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(new ArrayBuffer(10)); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(new Uint8Array()); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(new Float32Array()); console.log(a); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(new Int8Array(10).subarray(0, 3)); console.log(a); const buffer = new ArrayBuffer(2); const dv = new DataView(buffer); a = ArrayBuffer.isView(dv);