returns a subrange of a collection
The first argument specifies the collection.
The second argument specifies the first index of the first item to include in the subrange.
The third argument specifies the last index of the first item to include in the subrange.
It is okay if the subrange is empty:
first_index == last_index + 1
It is an error if the size of the subrange would be negative:
first_index > last_index + 1
If an index is negativ it is counted from the end of the collection.
So -1 denotes the last item of the collection, -2 denotes the next-to-last item and so on.
std_types::list | returns the specified subrange of the specified list |
std_types::octet_string | returns a string containing the specified subrange |
std_types::quad_octet_string | returns a string containing the specified subrange |