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1. newtype ByteStringZeroTerminated

   xeno	Xeno.Types

   ByteString wich guaranted have 'NUL' at the end

2. module System.AtomicWrite.Writer.ByteStringBuilder

   Provides functionality to dump the contents of a ByteStringBuilder to a file.

3. ByteStringToken :: TokenText

   BNFC	BNFC.Options

   Represent strings as ByteString.

4. data ByteString64

   base64-bytestring-type	Data.ByteString.Base64.Lazy.Type

   Aeson serialisable bytestring. Uses base64 encoding. The inner ByteString is in raw format.

   >>> let bs64 = makeByteString64 "foobar"
   
   >>> bs64
   mkBS64 "foobar"
   

   Binary instance doesn't use base64 encoding:

   >>> Binary.encode bs64
   "\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\ACKfoobar"
   

   Aeson instance does:

   >>> Aeson.encode bs64
   "\"Zm9vYmFy\""
   

   This module uses standard alphabet

   >>> Aeson.encode (makeByteString64 "aa\191")
   "\"YWG/\""
   

5. data ByteString64

   base64-bytestring-type	Data.ByteString.Base64.Type

   Aeson serialisable bytestring. Uses base64 encoding. The inner ByteString is in raw format.

   >>> let bs64 = makeByteString64 "foobar"
   
   >>> bs64
   mkBS64 "foobar"
   

   Binary instance doesn't use base64 encoding:

   >>> Binary.encode bs64
   "\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\ACKfoobar"
   

   Aeson instance does:

   >>> Aeson.encode bs64
   "\"Zm9vYmFy\""
   

   This module uses standard alphabet

   >>> Aeson.encode (makeByteString64 "aa\191")
   "\"YWG/\""
   

6. data ByteString64

   base64-bytestring-type	Data.ByteString.Base64.URL.Lazy.Type

   Aeson serialisable bytestring. Uses base64 encoding. The inner ByteString is in raw format.

   >>> let bs64 = makeByteString64 "foobar"
   
   >>> bs64
   mkBS64 "foobar"
   

   Binary instance doesn't use base64 encoding:

   >>> Binary.encode bs64
   "\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\ACKfoobar"
   

   Aeson instance does:

   >>> Aeson.encode bs64
   "\"Zm9vYmFy\""
   

   This module uses standard alphabet

   >>> Aeson.encode (makeByteString64 "aa\191")
   "\"YWG_\""
   

7. data ByteString64

   base64-bytestring-type	Data.ByteString.Base64.URL.Type

   Aeson serialisable bytestring. Uses base64 encoding. The inner ByteString is in raw format.

   >>> let bs64 = makeByteString64 "foobar"
   
   >>> bs64
   mkBS64 "foobar"
   

   Binary instance doesn't use base64 encoding:

   >>> Binary.encode bs64
   "\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\NUL\ACKfoobar"
   

   Aeson instance does:

   >>> Aeson.encode bs64
   "\"Zm9vYmFy\""
   

   This module uses standard alphabet

   >>> Aeson.encode (makeByteString64 "aa\191")
   "\"YWG_\""
   

8. type ByteStringBuilder = Builder

   chunked-data	Data.Builder

   Since 0.3.0.0

9. data ByteStringReader a

   med-module	Sound.MED.Basic.Amiga

   No documentation available.

10. ByteStringValue :: ByteString -> Value

    odbc	Database.ODBC.Internal

    A vector of bytes. It might be binary, or a string, but we don't know the encoding. It maps to varchar in the database in SQL Server. DO NOT USE THIS TYPE IF YOU CAN AVOID IT: This type does not have a reliable transmission via parameters, and therefore is encoded within the query as CHAR(x) + ... where x is a character outside of alphanumeric characters. If you must: Use decodeUtf8 if the string is UTF-8 encoded, or decodeUtf16LE if it is UTF-16 encoded. For other encodings, see the Haskell text-icu package. For raw binary, see BinaryValue.

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