IFileData

Description

interface Tinman.Terrain.Util.IFileData

Derived from: IPathInfo
IValidatable
IConfigurable
IEquatable<IFileData>
Extended by: FileData ^abstract

Base interface for classes that provide data for files.

Public / Methods

AsciiNumbers

public method AsciiNumbers → (7)

offset ^opt : float64 = 0: The offset to apply to parsed decimal numbers, before applying the scale.
scale ^opt : float64 = 1: The scale to apply to parsed decimal numbers, after applying the offset.
skipLines ^opt : int32 = 0: [>=0]
The count of initial text lines to skip at the beginning of the text stream.
skipNumbers ^opt : int32 = 0: [>=0]
The count of initial parsed decimal numbers to skip.
type ^opt : SampleType = SampleType.Float32: The sample type to use for writing parsed decimal numbers.
order ^opt : ByteOrder = ByteOrder.LittleEndian: The byte order to use for type ^opt.
count ^opt : int32 = 0: [>=0]
The fixed number of decimal numbers to parse or 0 to parse as many numbers as there are in the text stream.
returns → IFileData: The resulting IFileData object.

Treats the file as a text file that contains a sequence of decimal numbers and encodes the values as a binary data stream.

The binary data of this IFileData object is treated as a stream of CharacterEncodingSimple.ASCII characters, which is then split into tokens, using whitespace as separator. Each token is parsed as a decimal number and the resulting sequence of numbers is encoded as a binary data stream.

See also: Image.Raw

OpenStream

[OwnerReturn]
public method OpenStream → ()

returns → IDataStream: The data stream. The IDataStream.CanSeek might return false.

Opens a sequential data stream that returns the file data.

IOException: If an I/O error has occurred.

Zip

public method Zip → (1)

name ^opt : string = null: The entry name; if null the first entry will be used.
returns → IFileData: The resulting IFileData object.

Treats the file as an archive (the archive format is guessed from the file extension) and extracts the given entry.

Public / Attributes

IsPathInfoValid

public attribute IsPathInfoValid → (get)

value : bool: true if the path info points to a valid file or directory in the local filesystem, false if it is some artificial or virtual value.

Can the IPathInfo.PathInfo value be used to access the file data in the local filesystem?