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11  * For more information on marked ranges, see {@see IntStream::mark()}.
89      * A mark provides a guarantee that {@see IntStream::seek seek()} operations
90      * will be valid over a "marked range" extending from the index where `mark`
95      * The returned mark is an opaque handle (type `int`) which is passed to
97      * the marked range are no longer necessary. When calls to `mark`/`release`
101      * (i.e. a mark is not released, or a mark is released twice, or marks are
110      * The following example shows the use of {@see IntStream::mark()},
111      * {@see IntStream::release(mark)}, {@see IntStream::index()}, and
114      * release the mark.
118      *     $mark = $stream->mark();
127      *         $stream->release($mark);
134     public function mark() : int;
138      * {@see IntStream::mark()}. Calls to `release` must appear in the
139      * reverse order of the corresponding calls to `mark`. If a mark is
141      * corresponding calls to `mark`, the behavior is unspecified.
143      * For more information and an example, see {@see IntStream::mark()}.
145      * @param int $marker A marker returned by a call to `mark`.
147      * @see IntStream::mark
176      * {@see IntStream::mark()}. The behavior of this method is unspecified if