Represents a reader that can read a sequential series of characters.
TextReader Class Members |
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| Visibility | Name | Type |
|---|---|---|
| public static | Null | TextReader |
Methods| Visibility | Name | Parameters | Return Type |
|---|---|---|---|
| public | Close | ( ) | Void |
| protected | Dispose | ( Boolean disposing ) | Void |
| public | Dispose | ( ) | Void |
| public | Peek | ( ) | Int32 |
| public | Read | ( Char buffer , Int32 index , Int32 count ) | Int32 |
| public | Read | ( ) | Int32 |
| public | ReadBlock | ( Char buffer , Int32 index , Int32 count ) | Int32 |
| public | ReadLine | ( ) | String |
| public | ReadToEnd | ( ) | String |
| public static | Synchronized | ( TextReader reader ) | TextReader |
TextReader is designed for character input, whereas the Stream class is designed for byte input and output and the BinaryReader class is designed for reading primitive types in binary rather than text.
By default, a TextReader is not thread safe. See TextReader.Synchronized for a thread-safe wrapper.
A derived class must minimally implement the Peek and Read methods in order to make a useful instance of TextReader.
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