When I want to Read the Bytes 1000-2000 from a Stream into a ByteArray using
Stream.Read(byt eArray,1000,200 0)
they are written to the positions 1000-2000 in the byteArray.
but my Array is only 1000 items long Array(0-999), and i just want to have
the positions 1000-2000 from the stream!
How can i realize it that the bytes 1000-2000 are written to an Array of
length=1000
PS: The Stream is reading from the Internet
Thanx in advice 1 1336
Daniel von Fersen wrote: When I want to Read the Bytes 1000-2000 from a Stream into a ByteArray using
Stream.Read(byt eArray,1000,200 0)
they are written to the positions 1000-2000 in the byteArray. but my Array is only 1000 items long Array(0-999), and i just want to have the positions 1000-2000 from the stream!
How can i realize it that the bytes 1000-2000 are written to an Array of length=1000
Trick answer: Never... counting from 1000 to 2000 gives you 1001 bytes ;-)
You misinterpreted the meaning of the parameters passed to Stream.Read().
The third parameter is not an end index (that would be a rather strange
notion regarding streams), but the numbers of bytes you want to read at
most. Thus, if you want to consume 1000 bytes starting at index 1000, use
someStream.Read (buffer, 1000, 1000);
BTW, there is a framework group that is more appropriate for these kinds of
questions.
Cheers,
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When I want to Read the Bytes 1000-2000 from a Stream into a ByteArray using
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they are written to the positions 1000-2000 in the byteArray.
but my Array is only 1000 items long Array(0-999), and i just want to have
the positions 1000-2000 from the stream!
How can i realize it that the bytes 1000-2000 are written to an Array of
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