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== Memory based I/O == | == Memory based I/O == | ||
The io module provides two classes for in-memory stream: ByteBuffer for an in-memory stream backed by a ByteArray, and StringBuffer for an in-memory text stream that works with strings. Memory based streams implement the | The io module provides two classes for in-memory stream: ByteBuffer for an in-memory stream backed by a ByteArray, and StringBuffer for an in-memory text stream that works with strings. | ||
Memory based streams are readable, writable, and seekable and implement the interface defined for Stream and TextStream, respectively, including the '''read()''', '''readInto()''', and '''write()''' methods and the '''length''', and '''position''' properties. | |||
=== ByteBuffer === | === ByteBuffer === | ||
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===== Instance Methods ===== | ===== Instance Methods ===== | ||
In addition to the methods and properties defined for the '''Stream''' class, ByteBuffers implement the following methods: | |||
;append(b Binary) | ;append(b Binary) | ||
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===== Instance Methods ===== | ===== Instance Methods ===== | ||
In addition to the methods and properties defined for the '''TextStream''' class, ByteBuffers implement the following methods: | |||
;append(s String) | ;append(s String) | ||