BufferedStream Constructors
Definition
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Initializes a new instance of the BufferedStream class.
Overloads
| BufferedStream(Stream) |
Initializes a new instance of the BufferedStream class with a default buffer size of 4096 bytes. |
| BufferedStream(Stream, Int32) |
Initializes a new instance of the BufferedStream class with the specified buffer size. |
BufferedStream(Stream)
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
Initializes a new instance of the BufferedStream class with a default buffer size of 4096 bytes.
public:
BufferedStream(System::IO::Stream ^ stream);public BufferedStream (System.IO.Stream stream);new System.IO.BufferedStream : System.IO.Stream -> System.IO.BufferedStreamPublic Sub New (stream As Stream)Parameters
- stream
- Stream
The current stream.
Exceptions
stream is null.
Remarks
A shared read/write buffer is allocated the first time a BufferedStream object is initialized with this constructor. The shared buffer is not used if all reads and writes are greater than or equal to bufferSize.
See also
Applies to
BufferedStream(Stream, Int32)
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
- Source:
- BufferedStream.cs
Initializes a new instance of the BufferedStream class with the specified buffer size.
public:
BufferedStream(System::IO::Stream ^ stream, int bufferSize);public BufferedStream (System.IO.Stream stream, int bufferSize);new System.IO.BufferedStream : System.IO.Stream * int -> System.IO.BufferedStreamPublic Sub New (stream As Stream, bufferSize As Integer)Parameters
- stream
- Stream
The current stream.
- bufferSize
- Int32
The buffer size in bytes.
Exceptions
stream is null.
bufferSize is negative.
Examples
This code example is part of a larger example provided for the BufferedStream class.
// Create a NetworkStream that owns clientSocket and
// then create a BufferedStream on top of the NetworkStream.
NetworkStream^ netStream = gcnew NetworkStream( clientSocket,true );
BufferedStream^ bufStream = gcnew BufferedStream( netStream,streamBufferSize );
// Create a NetworkStream that owns clientSocket and
// then create a BufferedStream on top of the NetworkStream.
// Both streams are disposed when execution exits the
// using statement.
using(Stream
netStream = new NetworkStream(clientSocket, true),
bufStream =
new BufferedStream(netStream, streamBufferSize))
// Create a NetworkStream that owns clientSocket and
// then create a BufferedStream on top of the NetworkStream.
// Both streams are disposed when execution exits the
// using statement.
use netStream = new NetworkStream(clientSocket, true)
use bufStream = new BufferedStream(netStream, streamBufferSize)
' Create a NetworkStream that owns clientSocket and then
' create a BufferedStream on top of the NetworkStream.
Dim netStream As New NetworkStream(clientSocket, True)
Dim bufStream As New _
BufferedStream(netStream, streamBufferSize)
Remarks
A shared read/write buffer is allocated the first time a BufferedStream object is initialized with this constructor. The shared buffer is not used if all reads and writes are greater than or equal to bufferSize.
