Explainer for text conversion stuff #1409
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JensenPaul
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Mar 13, 2025
| Similarly, a Uint8Array containing UTF-8 data can be converted to a String by calling | ||
| `protectedAudience.decodeUtf8(someArray)`. Note that this is specifically for Uint8Arrays, and | ||
| will not handle other, similar, types. | ||
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| These utility functions are useful for passing `String`s into and out of WebAssembly functions where `String`s are required to pass through the [`WebAssembly.memory ArrayBuffer`](https://developer.mozilla.org/en-US/docs/WebAssembly/Reference/JavaScript_interface/Memory). |
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Did only the first part since I don't want to tell people with more WebAssembly experience than me how to interface with it...
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Relevant to #961