readBytes
public void readBytes(IIOByteBuffer buf,
int numBytes)
throws IOException Reads up to a specified number of bytes, and modifies a
IIOByteBuffer to hold the read data.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
buf - an IIOByteBuffer that will hold the read
data.numBytes - the maximum number of bytes to read.
readFully
public void readFully(byte[] b)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of signed 8-bit integers into a
byte[] array.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
- readFully in interface DataInput
b - an array for storing the read values.
readFully
public void readFully(byte[] b,
int offset,
int numBytes)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of signed 8-bit integers into a
byte[] array.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
- readFully in interface DataInput
b - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in b
that will hold read data.numBytes - the number of bytes to read.
readFully
public void readFully(char[] c,
int offset,
int numChars)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of unsigned 16-bit integers into a
char[] array. If necessary, values are converted
from the stream’s
current byte
order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
c - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in c
that will hold read data.numChars - the number of unsigned 16-bit integers to read
(which is one half of the number of bytes).
readFully
public void readFully(double[] d,
int offset,
int numDoubles)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of IEEE 64-bit double-precision floating point
numbers into a
double[] array. If necessary, values
are converted from the stream’s
current byte order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
d - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in d
that will hold read data.numDoubles - the number of IEEE 64-bit double-precision
floating point numbers to read (which is one eight of the number
of bytes).
readFully
public void readFully(float[] f,
int offset,
int numFloats)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of IEEE 32-bit single-precision floating point
numbers into a
float[] array. If necessary, values
are converted from the stream’s
current byte order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
offset - the index of the first element in d
that will hold read data.numFloats - the number of IEEE 32-bit single-precision
floating point numbers to read (which is one fourth of the number
of bytes).
readFully
public void readFully(int[] i,
int offset,
int numInts)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of signed 32-bit integers into a
long[] array. If necessary, values are converted
from the stream’s
current byte
order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
i - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in i
that will hold read data.
readFully
public void readFully(long[] l,
int offset,
int numLongs)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of signed 64-bit integers into a
long[] array. If necessary, values are converted
from the stream’s
current byte
order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
l - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in l
that will hold read data.numLongs - the number of signed 64-bit integers to read
(which is one eight of the number of bytes).
readFully
public void readFully(short[] s,
int offset,
int numShorts)
throws IOException Reads a sequence of signed 16-bit integers into a
short[] array. If necessary, values are converted
from the stream’s
current byte
order.
The
bit offset is set to zero
before any data is read.
s - an array for storing the read values.offset - the index of the first element in s
that will hold read data.numShorts - the number of signed 16-bit integers to read
(which is one half of the number of bytes).
ImageInputStream.java
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