BufferedStream Class
Part of my 2008 study notes for exam 70-536 (.NET Framework 2.0).
Overview
- Provides an buffer for another Stream.
- Used when the underlying stream is not very efficient in handling constant calls.
Good practice
- Remember to call Close on a stream.
Examples
Write to File
FileStream a = File.Create(@"C:\Public\TestBuff.txt");
BufferedStream b = new BufferedStream(a);
StreamWriter c = new StreamWriter(b);
c.WriteLine("Hello World");
c.WriteLine("Bye Bye!");
c.Close();
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