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It would be worth mentioning that CUE and LOOP types have labels at the end of the entries. This mean you do not need to iterate through each byte in the label field to identify the end of the label (Searching for null-terminator). Instead, utilize the data length (same level as header/data type, before data entry), and read the end of the data for X bytes.
For example:
Cues have 12 bytes before the label starts. dataLength-12 is how many bytes to read for the label. A loop has 20 bytes before the label starts (dataLength-20).
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It would be worth mentioning that CUE and LOOP types have labels at the end of the entries. This mean you do not need to iterate through each byte in the label field to identify the end of the label (Searching for null-terminator). Instead, utilize the data length (same level as header/data type, before data entry), and read the end of the data for X bytes.
For example:
Cues have 12 bytes before the label starts. dataLength-12 is how many bytes to read for the label. A loop has 20 bytes before the label starts (dataLength-20).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: