| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - This enables the XLL function to write its return value directly into the same memory.Buffer sizes set apart for these types are as follows:Byte strings: 256 bytes including the length counter (type G) or null-termination (type F).Unicode strings: 32,768 wide characters (65,536 bytes) including the length counter (type G%) or null-termination (type F%).NoteYou cannot call such a function directly
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