#include <Buffer.h>

Public Member Functions
	ReadBuffer (EndianType endianType, const char *data=nullptr, PackedSize size=0, PackedSize offset=0)

	ReadBuffer (const ReadBuffer &rhs)

AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	IsEmptyIgnoreTrailingBits () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	IsEmpty () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE PackedSize	Left () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE PackedSize	Read () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE PackedSize	Size () const

const AZ_FORCE_INLINE char *	Get () const

const AZ_FORCE_INLINE char *	GetCurrent () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	IsOverrun () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	IsValid () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE EndianType	GetEndianType () const

AZ_FORCE_INLINE void	SetEndianType (EndianType endianType)

template<typename Type >
AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	Read (Type &pod)

template<typename Type , typename MarshalerType >
AZ_FORCE_INLINE bool	Read (Type &pod, MarshalerType &&marshaler)

bool	ReadRaw (void *data, PackedSize dataSize)

bool	ReadRawBit (bool &data)

bool	Skip (PackedSize bytes)

ReadBuffer	ReadInnerBuffer (PackedSize size)

Detailed Description

Generic read buffer.

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ReadBuffer()

GridMate::ReadBuffer::ReadBuffer	(	EndianType	endianType,
		const char *	data = `nullptr`,
		PackedSize	size = `0`,
		PackedSize	offset = `0`
	)

@endianType Endian type of the buffer @data the starting byte of the buffer, note the actual start might begin in the middle of the byte somewhere @size the length of the buffer, note the buffer might be in bytes and a non-8 number of bits @offset the start of the buffer, usually, it is either zero bytes from @data or some non-zero number of bits from @data

The documentation for this class was generated from the following file:

Code/Framework/GridMate/GridMate/Serialize/Buffer.h

Public Member Functions

Detailed Description

Constructor & Destructor Documentation

◆ ReadBuffer()