class BigEndian(Integer):
An integer type that wraps an inner integer type and forces its endianness to big-endian.
| Method | __init__ | 
    Undocumented | 
| Method | size_bytes | 
    The minimal number of bytes necessary to hold an instance of this integer type. | 
| Property | endianness | 
    Property: The endianness of this integer type. Will always be big-endian. | 
| Property | signedness | 
    Property: The signedness of this integer type. | 
| Property | inner | 
    Property: The inner integer type. | 
| Method | is_context_sensitive | 
    Whether the context argument needed by some methods actually has an effect. | 
| Instance Variable | _integer_type | 
    Undocumented | 
            Inherited from Integer:
          
| Method | _construct_type | 
    Return the underlying construct instance | 
  
            Inherited from Type (via Integer):
          
| Method | parse | 
    Parses the value of an instance of this type from a raw buffer, possibly depending on the context. | 
reven2.types._integer.Integer.size_bytesThe minimal number of bytes necessary to hold an instance of this integer type.
| Parameters | context | The context object. See package documentation. | 
| Returns | An integer. | |
reven2.types._integer.Integer.endiannessProperty: The endianness of this integer type. Will always be big-endian.
| Returns | An Endianness.Big instance. | |
Whether the context argument needed by some methods actually has an effect.
Types that return False to this method are context-insensitive types. You can safely pass any object as context parameter (including None) to the methods of such type.
Note that the context-sensitivity of a type may change in the future.
Getting the size of a type without needing a context for context-insensitive types: >>> types.U32.is_context_sensitive() False >>> types.U32.size_bytes(context=None) 4 >>> array32_12 = types.Array(types.U32, 12) >>> array32_12.is_context_sensitive() False >>> array32_12.size_bytes() # context=None by default 48
Context-sensitive types may raise errors when attempting to get the size without a context: >>> types.USize.is_context_sensitive() True >>> types.USize.size_bytes(context=None) ValueError: Please provide a context when using a context-sensitive type