Gets a typed version of the PrimitiveSerializer
Syntax
Example
Library/Library.Test/TestFragmentedFile.cs
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using (SharedMemoryStream shared = new SharedMemoryStream())
using (FragmentedFile ff = FragmentedFile.CreateNew(shared, 512, 100, 2))
{
long id = ff.Create();
using (Stream write = ff.Open(id, FileAccess.Write))
{
Assert.IsFalse(write.CanRead);
Assert.IsTrue(write.CanWrite);
Assert.IsFalse(write.CanSeek);
PrimitiveSerializer.Int64.WriteTo(id, write);
write.Flush();//no-op
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { write.Position = 0; });
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { GC.KeepAlive(write.Position); });
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { GC.KeepAlive(write.Length); });
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { write.SetLength(1); });
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { write.Seek(1, SeekOrigin.Begin); });
AssertThrows<NotSupportedException>(delegate() { write.ReadByte(); });
}
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Using [shared] As New SharedMemoryStream()
Using ff As FragmentedFile = FragmentedFile.CreateNew([shared], 512, 100, 2)
Dim id As Long = ff.Create()
Using write As Stream = ff.Open(id, FileAccess.Write)
Assert.IsFalse(write.CanRead)
Assert.IsTrue(write.CanWrite)
Assert.IsFalse(write.CanSeek)
PrimitiveSerializer.Int64.WriteTo(id, write)
write.Flush()
'no-op
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
write.Position = 0
End Function)
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
GC.KeepAlive(write.Position)
End Function)
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
GC.KeepAlive(write.Length)
End Function)
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
write.SetLength(1)
End Function)
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
write.Seek(1, SeekOrigin.Begin)
End Function)
AssertThrows(Of NotSupportedException)(Function() Do
write.ReadByte()
End Function)
End Using
End Using
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Requirements
Target Platforms: Windows XP, Windows Server 2003, Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008, Windows 7
See Also