NetBuffer Class

Initializes a new instance of the NetBuffer class

Gets or sets the internal data buffer

Gets or sets the length of the used portion of the buffer in bits

Gets or sets the length of the used portion of the buffer in bytes

Gets or sets the read position in the buffer, in bits (not bytes)

Gets the position in the buffer in bytes; note that the bits of the first returned byte may already have been read - check the Position property to make sure.

Ensures the buffer can hold this number of bits

Determines whether the specified object is equal to the current object.

Allows an object to try to free resources and perform other cleanup operations before it is reclaimed by garbage collection.

Serves as the default hash function.

Gets the Type of the current instance.

Creates a shallow copy of the current Object.

Reads a 1-bit Boolean without advancing the read pointer

Reads a Byte without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into a Byte without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bytes without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bytes without advancing the read pointer

Gets the internal data buffer

Reads a 64-bit Double without advancing the read pointer

Reads a 32-bit Single without advancing the read pointer

Writes a 16 bit floating point value

Reads an Int16 without advancing the read pointer

Reads an Int32 without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into an Int32 without advancing the read pointer

Reads an Int64 without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into an Int64 without advancing the read pointer

Reads an SByte without advancing the read pointer

Reads a 32-bit Single without advancing the read pointer

Reads a string without advancing the read pointer

Reads the string byte size prefix without advancing the read pointer. Take note that this is the size in bytes, not the character length of the string.

Reads a UInt16 without advancing the read pointer

Reads a UInt32 without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into a UInt32 without advancing the read pointer

Reads a UInt64 without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into an UInt64 without advancing the read pointer

Reads the specified number of bits into a preallocated array

Reads a boolean value (stored as a single bit) written using Write(bool)

Reads a byte

Reads a byte and returns true or false for success

Reads 1 to 8 bits into a byte

Reads the specified number of bytes

Reads the specified number of bytes and returns true for success

Reads the specified number of bytes into a preallocated array

Reads a 64 bit floating point value written using Write(Double)

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using Write(Single)

Reads a 16 bit floating point value written using Write(Half)

Reads a 16 bit signed integer written using Write(Int16)

Reads a 32 bit signed integer written using Write(Int32)

Reads a signed integer stored in 1 to 32 bits, written using Write(Int32, Int32)

Reads a 32 bit signed integer written using Write(Int32)

Reads a 64 bit signed integer written using Write(Int64)

Reads a signed integer stored in 1 to 64 bits, written using Write(Int64, Int32)

Reads a stored IPv4 endpoint description

Pads data with enough bits to reach a full byte. Decreases cpu usage for subsequent byte writes.

Reads a 32 bit integer value written using WriteRangedInteger()

Reads a 64 bit integer value written using WriteRangedInteger() (64 version)

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using WriteRangedSingle()

Reads a signed byte

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using WriteSignedSingle()

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using Write(Single)

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using Write(Single)

Reads a string written using Write(string)

Reads a string written using Write(string) and returns true for success

Reads a value, in local time comparable to NetTime.Now, written using WriteTime() for the connection supplied

Reads a 16 bit unsigned integer written using Write(UInt16)

Reads an 32 bit unsigned integer written using Write(UInt32)

Reads an unsigned integer stored in 1 to 32 bits, written using Write(UInt32, Int32)

Reads an 32 bit unsigned integer written using Write(UInt32) and returns true for success

Reads a 64 bit unsigned integer written using Write(UInt64)

Reads an unsigned integer stored in 1 to 64 bits, written using Write(UInt64, Int32)

Reads a 32 bit floating point value written using WriteUnitSingle()

Reads a variable sized Int32 written using WriteVariableInt32()

Reads a variable sized Int64 written using WriteVariableInt64()

Reads a variable sized UInt32 written using WriteVariableUInt32()

Reads a variable sized UInt32 written using WriteVariableUInt32() and returns true for success

Reads a variable sized UInt32 written using WriteVariableUInt32()

Reads a variable sized UInt32 written using WriteVariableInt64()

Pads data with enough bits to reach a full byte. Decreases cpu usage for subsequent byte writes.

Pads data with the specified number of bits.

Returns a string that represents the current object.

Writes a boolean value using 1 bit

Write a byte

Writes all bytes in an array

Writes a 64 bit floating point value

Writes a 16 bit floating point value

Writes a signed 16 bit integer

Writes a 32 bit signed integer

Writes a 64 bit signed integer

Writes an endpoint description

Writes a signed byte

Writes a 32 bit floating point value

Write a string

Writes an unsigned 16 bit integer

Writes a 32 bit unsigned integer

Writes a 64 bit unsigned integer

Append all the bits of message to this message

Writes 1 to 8 bits of a byte

Writes a signed integer using 1 to 32 bits

Writes a signed integer using 1 to 64 bits

Writes an unsigned integer using 1 to 16 bits

Writes a 32 bit signed integer

Writes an unsigned integer using 1 to 64 bits

Writes the specified number of bytes from an array

Writes a byte at a given offset in the buffer

Writes a 16 bit signed integer at a given offset in the buffer

Writes a 32 bit signed integer at a given offset in the buffer

Writes a 16 bit unsigned integer at a given offset in the buffer

Writes a 32 bit unsigned integer at a given offset in the buffer

Writes a 64 bit unsigned integer at a given offset in the buffer

Pads data with enough bits to reach a full byte. Decreases cpu usage for subsequent byte writes.

Pads data with the specified number of bits.

Writes an integer with the least amount of bits need for the specified range Returns number of bits written

Writes an integer with the least amount of bits need for the specified range Returns number of bits written

Compress a float within a specified range using a certain number of bits

Compress (lossy) a float in the range -1..1 using numberOfBits bits

Writes the current local time to a message; readable (and convertable to local time) by the remote host using ReadTime()

Writes a local timestamp to a message; readable (and convertable to local time) by the remote host using ReadTime()

Compress (lossy) a float in the range 0..1 using numberOfBits bits

Write Base128 encoded variable sized signed integer of up to 32 bits

Write Base128 encoded variable sized signed integer of up to 64 bits

Write Base128 encoded variable sized unsigned integer of up to 32 bits

Write Base128 encoded variable sized unsigned integer of up to 64 bits

Writes a number of zeroed bytes

Number of bytes to overallocate for each message to avoid resizing

Calls the object method by name.

Gets the value of the object property by name.

Gets the value of the object property by name.

Sets the value of the object property by name.