src/org/jnetpcap/packet/JHeader.java
public int peer(JHeader header) {
		this.state.peer(header.state);

		return super.peer(header, header.getOffset(), header.getLength());
	}
/**
	 * Peers, associates a native packet buffer and scanner structure with this
	 * header. This header is unchanged while the header being passed in is
	 * rereferenced to point at this headers buffer and state structure.
	 * 
	 * @param header
	 *          the header to peer with this header
	 * @return number of bytes total that were peered with the supplied header
	 */
Peers, associates a native packet buffer and scanner structure with this
header. This header is unchanged while the header being passed in is
rereferenced to point at this headers buffer and state structure.

@param header
the header to peer with this header
@return number of bytes total that were peered with the supplied header
Peers associates a native packet buffer and scanner structure with this header . This header is unchanged while the header being passed in is rereferenced to point at this headers buffer and state structure . @param header the header to peer with this header @return number of bytes total that were peered with the supplied header
public int peer(JHeader header) {
		this.state.peer(header.state);
		return super.peer(header, header.getOffset(), header.getLength());
	}
public int peer ( JHeader header ) { this . state . peer ( header . state ) ; return super . peer ( header , header . getOffset ( ) , header . getLength ( ) ) ; }
Peers, associates a native packet buffer and scanner structure with this
 header.
Peers associates a native packet buffer and scanner structure with this header .