C# 클래스 Lawo.EmberPlusSharp.Ember.EmberReader

Reads the current data value and writes it to writer.

If the EmberReader instance is currently placed on the start of a container, then skips to the end of the container, such that calling Read afterwards will place the reader on either a sibling of the container, the end of the parent container or the end of the stream.

This method has no effect, if the reader is currently placed on a data value with primitive encoding (the next call to Read will skip possibly unread contents anyway).

Reads data and writes it to writer until the end of the current container is reached.

While Read returns true and InnerNumber is not equal to Ember.InnerNumber.EndContainer, calls Copy.

Initializes a new instance of the EmberReader class by calling EmberReader(Stream, int)">EmberReader(

Initializes a new instance of the EmberReader class.

Advances the reader to the next data value in the stream.

After this method returns true, client code usually examines the values of the EmberReader.InnerNumber and OuterId properties to determine the next steps. This method returns true in the following situations: The identifiers and lengths of a data value with primitive encoding have been read successfully. Call the appropriate ReadContents method to retrieve the contents of the data value. The identifiers and lengths of a sequence, a set or an application-defined type have been read successfully. Call Read to advance the reader to the data values of the container. The reader has read past the end of a sequence, a set or an application-defined type with definite length. Call Read to advance the reader to the data values located after the container. The End-of-contents marker of a sequence, a set or an application-defined type with indefinite length has been read successfully. Call Read to advance the reader to the data values located after the container.

When a EmberReader is first created and initialized, there is no information available. You must call Read to read the first data value.

Possibly unread contents of the previous data value with primitive encoding is skipped automatically.

Reads the contents of the current data value as a bool.

Reads the contents of the current data value as a byte array.

Reads the contents of the current data value as a double.

Reads the contents of the current data value as an int array.

Reads the contents of the current data value as a long.

Reads the contents of the current data value.

Reads the contents of the current data value as a string.

Skips the contents of the current data value.

If the EmberReader instance is currently placed on the start of a container, then skips to the end of the container, such that calling Read afterwards will place the reader on either a sibling of the container, the end of the parent container or the end of the stream.

This method has no effect, if the reader is currently placed on a data value with primitive encoding (the next call to Read will skip possibly unread contents anyway).

Skips to the end of the current container.

While Read returns true and InnerNumber is not equal to Ember.InnerNumber.EndContainer, calls Skip.

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