PooledBitStream Class

Initializes a new instance of the PooledBitStream class

Whether or not the current BitPosition is evenly divisible by 8. I.e. whether or not the BitPosition is at a byte boundary.

Length of data (in bits) that is considered to be written to the stream.

Bit offset into the buffer that new data will be written to.

Whether or not data can be read from the stream.

Whether or not seeking is supported by this stream. (Always true)

Whether or not this stream can accept new data. NOTE: this will return true even if only fewer than 8 bits can be written!

Current buffer size. The buffer will not be resized (if possible) until Position is equal to Capacity and an attempt to write data is made.

Factor by which buffer should grow when necessary.

The current length of data considered to be "written" to the buffer.

The index that will be written to when any call to write data is made to this stream.

Whether or not the stream will grow the buffer to accomodate more data.

Copy data from another stream

Copys the bits from the provided BitStream

Returns the PooledBitStream into the static BitStreamPool

Flush stream. This does nothing since data is written directly to a byte buffer.

Gets a PooledBitStream from the static BitStreamPool

Get the internal buffer being written to by this stream.

Peeks a byte without advancing the position

Read a subset of the stream buffer and write the contents to the supplied buffer.

Read a single bit from the stream.

Read a byte from the buffer. This takes into account possible byte misalignment.

Set position in stream to read from/write to.

Set length of data considered to be "written" to the stream.

Creates a copy of the internal buffer. This only contains the used bytes

Returns hex encoded version of the buffer

Write data from the given buffer to the internal stream buffer.

Write data from the given buffer to the internal stream buffer.

Write a single bit to the stream