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Reads the specified number of bytes into the Buffer parameter
Source position: bufstream.pp line 132
public function TBufferedFileStream.Read( |
var Buffer; |
Count: LongInt |
):LongInt; override; |
Buffer |
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Buffer where the values read in the method are stored |
Count |
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Number of bytes requested for the read operation |
Number of bytes actually read in the method
Read is used to read the specified number of bytes in Count, and store the values in the Buffer parameter. Read is overridden to use the internal buffer for the operation instead directly accessing of the underlying file stream. It locates the page in the buffer with the content for the stream position.
Read maintains the pages in the buffer as needed for the request. This includes writing and recycling older buffer pages, locating the position in the file stream for a new buffer page, and loading the content for a buffer page from the file stream.
Buffer is updated with the values copied from the internal buffer. The return value contains the actual number of bytes read from the internal buffer, or 0 when no content is available in the buffer at the current stream position.
Use Seek or Position to set the stream position (when needed) prior to calling Read.
Read raises an EStreamError exception with the message in SErrCacheUnexpectedPageDiscard when a page has been unexpectedly discarded in the buffer.