Keichi Takahashi

On-the-spot edit has been the default on Japanese environments too. Alacritty seems really nice but I am unable to switch from iTerm2 because it lacks inline edit. Alacritty  iTerm2...

Our application also needs parallel partial sort of many arrays and we ended up implementing our own partial sort. I thought about using the block-wide radix sort provided by NVIDIA...

If you know the size of the buffer, you could calculate the number of elements (`N`) and pass it to the `length` or `lengthInBytes` option of the array parser.

Yes I did think about adding binary serialization feature, however, when I first began implementig this library, just parsing was enough. If there are requests for such feature, I could...

It seems like there are very few modules on npm that is capable of both parsing and generating binary data to/from structured data, so more or less, there should be...

Ah, this is exactly what I meant! Personally, that DSL-based API isn't very attractive though. What are your opinions?

I haven't had the bandwidth to work on this yet. `@types/binary-parser` is still more complete than the typings in this repo.

@rshea0 Yes it would be very much appreciated! We have improved the typings since I opened this issue so I think the typings are _mostly_ accurate now.

@cmdcolin Yes, it is expected but a type-safe interface would be very cool. Do you have any good ideas on how to implement it?

I will add support for `int24()` and `uint24()`. Can you use the following workaround for now? ```javascript var parser = new Parser().array("uint24", { type: "uint8", length: 3, formatter: function(arr) {...