OutputStream

A stream interface that allows to write data into it. Methods shouldn't throw on full disk, may throw on a more serious error

interface OutputStream : Stream {

void flush();

bool writeable();

size_t writeBytes(void* buffer, size_t count);

bool writeArray(T[] array);

bool writeStringz(string text);

bool writeLE(T value);

bool writeBE(T value);

}

Members

Functions

flush void flush(): Implementation-specific method. Usually it writes any unwritten data from output buffer
writeArray bool writeArray(T[] array): Attempts to write an array. Returns true if all elements were written, false otherwise
writeBE bool writeBE(T value): Writes an integer in big-endian encoding
writeBytes size_t writeBytes(void* buffer, size_t count): Attempts to write count bytes from the memory pointed by buffer. Returns number of bytes actually written
writeLE bool writeLE(T value): Writes an integer in little-endian encoding
writeStringz bool writeStringz(string text): Attempts to write a string as zero-terminated. Returns true if entire string was written, false otherwise
writeable bool writeable(): Returns true if stream can be written to, false otherwise

Inherited Members

From Stream

close void close(): Closes the stream. Closed stream cannot be read or written any more
seekable bool seekable(): Returns true if it is legal to use Seekable functionality on this stream

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BufferedStreamReader