ReadWriteBuffer

Maximum size in bytes that the backed buffer supports.

Defines the size of the message in the buffer. It also determines last position that buffer can be read. Last byte to be accessed is in position limit() -1.

Defines last relative position of the backed buffer that can be written. Any addition to the buffer that goes beyond will throw an exception instead of regrow the buffer (default behavior).

Current position of the buffer to be written. It will be automatically updated on put operations.

Clears (resets) the buffer so that it can be reused. Write position will be set to the start.

Expose ReadBuffer as an array of bytes. This method is meant to be as efficient as possible, so for an array-backed ReadBuffer, it should return its own internal data. In case access to internal data is not possible, a copy of the data into an array of bytes might occur.

Scan through the buffer for first byte matching value.

Read a Byte from the buffer.

Read boolean from the buffer. Booleans as stored as a single byte

Read a ByteArray from the buffer.

Read a 64-bit float from the buffer.

Read a 32-bit float from the buffer.

Read a Int from the buffer.

Read a Long from the buffer.

Read a Short from the buffer.

Read a UTF-8 string from the buffer.

Read a UByte from the buffer.

Read a UInt from the buffer.

Read a ULong from the buffer.

Read a UShort from the buffer.

Special operation where we increase the backed buffer size to capacity and shift all already written data to the end of the buffer.

Put a Boolean into the buffer at writePosition . Booleans as stored as single byte. Write position will be incremented.

Write a Byte into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a 64-bit Double into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a 32-bit Float into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a Int in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a Long into in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a Short into in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a UByte into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a UInt into in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a ULong into in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a UShort into in the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Write a String encoded as UTF-8 into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Put an array of bytes into the buffer at writePosition. Write position will be incremented.

Request capacity of the buffer relative to writePosition. In case buffer is already larger than the requested, this method will just return true. Otherwise, It might try to resize the buffer. In case of being unable to allocate enough memory, an exception will be thrown.

Request capacity of the buffer in absolute values. In case buffer is already larger than the requested the method is a no-op. Otherwise, It might try to resize the buffer. In case of being unable to allocate enough memory, an exception will be thrown.

Write Boolean into a given position index on the buffer. Booleans as stored as single byte.

Write Byte into a given position index on the buffer.

Write Double into a given position index on the buffer.

Write Float into a given position index on the buffer.

Write Int into a given position index on the buffer.

Write Long into a given position index on the buffer.

Short

Write UByte into a given position index on the buffer.

Write UInt into a given position index on the buffer.

Write ULong into a given position index on the buffer.

Write UShort into a given position index on the buffer.

Write an array of bytes into the buffer.

Creates a new ReadBuffer point to a region of the current buffer, starting at start with size size.

Creates a new ReadWriteBuffer point to a region of the current buffer, starting at offset with size size.