Interface INCStorage

The auxiliary object that contains the output files data and additional implements two important things:

Usually you don't need to use this object by yourself directly. It is used internally by classes as TTextNCFile and TBinaryNCFile.

Namespace: SprutTechnology.SCPostprocessor

Assembly: SCPostprocessor.dll

Syntax

public interface INCStorage

Properties

ID

Unique numerical identifier of the storage.

Declaration

int ID { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
System.Int32

NCFile

Link to an output file of type TNCFile that corresponds to this storage.

Declaration

TNCFile NCFile { get; set; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TNCFile

StorageEnd

The special kind of INCLabel that always points to the end of this storage (NCFile).

Declaration

INCLabel StorageEnd { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
INCLabel

StorageStart

The special kind of INCLabel that always points to the start of this storage (NCFile).

Declaration

INCLabel StorageStart { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
INCLabel

StorageType

The type of storage: binary or text.

Declaration

TNCStorageType StorageType { get; }

Property Value

Type	Description
TNCStorageType

Methods

AddLabel(INCLabel, Int32)

Creates a new label of type INCLabel that offsets from another label, passed as a parameter, to specified count of bytes.

Declaration

INCLabel AddLabel(INCLabel label, int byteOffset)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
INCLabel	label	The label relative to which the new label should be created.
System.Int32	byteOffset	The count of bytes the new label should offset from the specified label.

Returns

Type	Description
INCLabel	Returns the new label.

Flush()

Writes the cashed in memory data to a temporary file on a hard drive.

Declaration

void Flush()

RemoveLabel(INCLabel)

Removes the specified label from the storage.

Declaration

void RemoveLabel(INCLabel label)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
INCLabel	label

SaveToFile(String, Encoding)

Writes content of this storage to an external file with the specified name. For a textual storage you should also specify desired chars encoding. If there is no encoding specified for textual storage then data will be written using UTF16 encoding without preamble (byte order mark).

Declaration

void SaveToFile(string FileName, Encoding encoding)

Parameters

Type	Name	Description
System.String	FileName	The name of the file to which you want to write the data of this storage. If the directory of new file does not exist then it will be created. If a file with the name already exists then it will be overwritten.
System.Text.Encoding	encoding	Desired encoding for the output file. You should specify null for binary storage. If the encoding for textual storage doesn't specified (null) then UTF16 encoding without preamble will be used.