Core Function BinaryWipe
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BinaryWipe( <binary-array> )
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Description
Wipes a binary variables data 100% and sets the variable to a blank int containing just 0.
Parameters
binary-array
The binary variable to wipe.
Return Value
Success: Returns 1.
Failure: Returns 0.
Remarks
This will only wipe this individual variable it will not wipe every variable containing a referance to this binary data.
What this means is its quite possible you will free no memory from using this unless you also wipe all other binary variables using this data.
Example
$binary = Pack("z0", ("Hello World!\n" x 1000)) println( "Before Wipe: " . Unpack("z0", $binary) ) BinaryWipe($binary) println( "After Wipe: " . $binary )
NOTE - This is just as effective
$binary = Pack("z0", ("Hello World!\n" x 1000)) println( "Before Wipe: " . Unpack("z0", $binary) ) $binary = 0 println( "After Wipe: " . $binary )
