A NativeSlice is a view on a buffer of native memory most commonly acquired from a NativeArray. It doesn't own any memory allocations and can't be disposed.
Internally, a NativeSlice provides systems that means they can be used safely with jobs. In contrast to a NativeArray a NativeSlice is never the owner of a memory allocation and can't be disposed. A NativeSlice doesn't necessarily represent a contiguous memory range but supports a stride value. The stride value determines the number of bytes from the first byte of the element to the first byte of the next element. The stride value must always be a multiple of the size of the type of the slice in bytes. The stride value allows you to skip elements from the underlying buffer. By default, the stride is set to the size of the type of slice in bytes. This means that the slice represents a contiguous memory range. If you don't need a stride and are only working with contiguous memory ranges, consider using NativeArray instead.
| Length | Number of elements in the slice. |
| Stride | Returns the stride value set for the NativeSlice instance. |
| this[int] | Access NativeSlice elements by index. Notice that structs are returned by value and not by reference. |
| NativeSlice_1 | Constructs a new slice from a NativeArray or NativeSlice. |
| CopyFrom | Copy all the elements from a NativeSlice or managed array of the same length. |
| CopyTo | Copy all the elements of the slice to a NativeArray or managed array of the same length. |
| GetEnumerator | Gets an enumerator to iterate through the elements of the NativeSlice. |
| SliceConvert | Reinterprets the NativeSlice as having a different data type (type punning). |
| SliceWithStride | SliceWithStride. |
| ToArray | Convert the NativeSlice to managed array. |
| NativeSlice<T> | Implicit operator for creating a NativeSlice from a NativeArray. |