#include <dataformat_base.h>
This class serializes data from IoStreams. It defines a file format for each data type.
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MAXON_METHOD Result < void > | CloseInput () |
MAXON_ADD_TO_REFERENCE_CLASS ( Result < void > ResetMaybeCloseInput() { Result < void > res= OK ;if(this->GetPointer()) { if( System::GetReferenceCounter (this->GetPointer())==1) res=this->GetPointer() -> CloseInput ();this->ResetReference();} return res;}) | |
MAXON_FUNCTION Result < void > | ReadData (void *data, Int dataSize, Int elementCount) |
MAXON_METHOD Result < Int > | ReadDataEOS (void *data, Int dataSize, Int elementCount) |
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MAXON_INTERFACE ( DataFormatBaseReaderInterface , MAXON_REFERENCE_NORMAL , "net.maxon.interface.dataformatbasereader") |
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MAXON_METHOD Result <void> CloseInput | ( | ) |
Close the stream and the stream handle.
MAXON_ADD_TO_REFERENCE_CLASS | ( | Result < void > ResetMaybeCloseInput() { Result < void > res= OK ;if(this->GetPointer()) { if( System::GetReferenceCounter (this->GetPointer())==1) res=this->GetPointer() -> CloseInput ();this->ResetReference();} return res;} | ) |
MAXON_FUNCTION Result <void> ReadData | ( | void * | data , |
Int | dataSize , | ||
Int | elementCount | ||
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Reads data from the stream and keeps the right byte order. E.g. if a Int64 is written into the stream on a little endian system it will be flipped when reading into a big endian system.
[in] | data | Pointer to a memory address with the data. |
[in] | dataSize | Size of the data to write. Possible sizes are 1 (without byte order changes) or 2, 4, 8 (with byte order correction). |
[in] | elementCount | Number of data elements. |
MAXON_METHOD Result < Int > ReadDataEOS | ( | void * | data , |
Int | dataSize , | ||
Int | elementCount | ||
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Reads data from the stream and keeps the right byte order. E.g. if a Int64 is written into the stream on a little endian system it will be flipped when reading into a big endian system.
[in] | data | Pointer to a memory address with the data. |
[in] | dataSize | Size of the data to write. Possible sizes are 1 (without byte order changes) or 2, 4, 8 (with byte order correction). |
[in] | elementCount | Number of data elements. |