Package edu.emory.mathcs.util.io

Utility classes related to stream-based I/O.

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Interface Summary
Input An abstraction of a plain input stream.
RedirectibleInput Input source capable of redirecting the data to an output stream.
RedirectibleReader Character input source capable of redirecting characters to a writer.
TimedInput Input source that supports read with timeouts.
TimedRedirectibleInput Input source that is both redirectible and supports timeout read.
 

Class Summary
Base64Decoder Input stream that decodes from base64 on-the-fly, that is, it converts base64-encoded character stream into a decoded byte stream.
Base64Encoder Output stream that base64-encodes supplied data on-the-fly, that is, it transforms a byte stream into a base64-encoded character stream.
BufferedDataInputStream Deprecated.  
BufferedDataOutputStream Deprecated.  
BufferedPipe In-memory pipe that enables buffered sequential data transfer between threads.
CompressedInputStream Filter input stream that is able to decompress data compressed with CompressedOutputStream.
CompressedOutputStream Filter output stream that compresses data and features strong flush semantics.
FileUtils  
ForkOutputStream Output stream that multicasts its data to sevaral underlying output streams.
FragmentInputStream Virtual input stream that reads up to the specified number of bytes from the underlying stream and then reports EOF.
IOUtils  
NullInputStream Input stream that is always at EOF.
NullOutputStream Output stream that ignores all data written.
RedirectingInputStream Input stream that supports redirecting data directly to an output stream.
RedirectingReader Reader that supports redirecting data directly to a writer.
TeeInputStream Filter input stream that - in addition to normal processing - writes a copy of the data, as it is being read, to a specified output stream.
ThreadSafeBufferedInputStream Buffered input stream that behaves correctly under asynchronous close.
 

Package edu.emory.mathcs.util.io Description

Utility classes related to stream-based I/O. Highlights: