Namespace CStructSharp.Values

FlagValueResult: The value read from a flag declaration: an EnumValueResult whose bits are also decomposed into the member names that are set. Name is the single member whose value equals the whole stored value, when one exists; Names lists every set member.

ParseResult: The outcome of a debug parse: the selected struct exactly as Parse returns it, plus one DebugData record per value the reader produced, in read order.

Pointer: Represents a pointer read from a binary layout. It always exposes the stored address and, when pointer reading is enabled, also exposes the value found at that address.

PrimitiveArray<T>: A parsed one-dimensional array of a fixed-width numeric primitive, stored as a T[]. It is the IList<T> of object the documented value table promises for arrays - enumeration, indexing and passing it back to Serialize/Update all work - while Span and ToArray() expose the values without boxing. Like a .NET array it is fixed size: elements can be replaced through the indexer, never added or removed.

ReadResult: The outcome of a debug value read: the selected value exactly as ReadValue returns it, plus one DebugData record per value the reader produced, in read order.

StructValue: A parsed struct: the members of one composite in declaration order, readable through dynamic member access (parsed.length), typed through Get<T>(string) (parsed.Get<uint>("length")), through IDictionary<TKey, TValue> / IReadOnlyDictionary<TKey, TValue> (values["length"]), or by enumerating key/value pairs. Members that a conditional arm did not select are absent rather than null. Values are the same objects the documented value table describes (boxed primitives, string, nested StructValue, IList<T> of object for arrays, UnionValue, Pointer, EnumValueResult). Instances are mutable, so a parsed value can be edited and handed back to Serialize/Update.

UnionValue: Represents the complete storage and overlapping decoded views of a C union without inventing an active member.

ReadAttempt<T>: The outcome of an awaitable TryReadValueAsync<T> (an out parameter cannot cross an await): either Value with Succeeded set, or the categorized Failure the throwing form would have raised. Cancellation and argument errors are not outcomes; they throw as they do everywhere else.

StructValue.Enumerator: Walks the slot array directly while members sit in shape order (every freshly parsed value) and falls back to the recorded insertion order otherwise.