Quel est le sens de l' \x00 et \xff dans les Websockets?

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Extrait de l'article 1.2:-

   Data is sent in the form of UTF-8 text.  Each frame of data starts
   with a 0x00 byte and ends with a 0xFF byte, with the UTF-8 text in
   between.

   The WebSocket protocol uses this framing so that specifications that
   use the WebSocket protocol can expose such connections using an
   event-based mechanism instead of requiring users of those
   specifications to implement buffering and piecing together of
   messages manually.

   To close the connection cleanly, a frame consisting of just a 0xFF
   byte followed by a 0x00 byte is sent from one peer to ask that the
   other peer close the connection.

   The protocol is designed to support other frame types in future.
   Instead of the 0x00 and 0xFF bytes, other bytes might in future be
   defined.  Frames denoted by bytes that do not have the high bit set
   (0x00 to 0x7F) are treated as a stream of bytes terminated by 0xFF.
   Frames denoted by bytes that have the high bit set (0x80 to 0xFF)
   have a leading length indicator, which is encoded as a series of
   7-bit bytes stored in octets with the 8th bit being set for all but
   the last byte.  The remainder of the frame is then as much data as
   was specified.  (The closing handshake contains no data and therefore
   has a length byte of 0x00.)

OriginalL'auteur limc

Je ne suis pas 100% sûr à ce sujet, mais ma conjecture serait pour indiquer le début et la fin du message. Depuis x00 est un octet unique représentation de 0 et xFF est un octet unique représentation de 255

OriginalL'auteur Andrew Guenther