Syntax

public class StringStream : Stream, IDisposable, IAsyncDisposable

Constructors

Name	Summary
StringStream(string, Encoding, int)
StringStream(string, Encoding)
StringStream(string)

Name	Return Value	Summary
Dispose(bool)	void
Flush()	void
Read(byte[], int, int)	int
Read(Span<byte>)	int
ReadAsync(byte[], int, int, CancellationToken)	Task<int>
ReadAsync(Memory<byte>, CancellationToken)	ValueTask<int>
Reset()	void
Seek(long, SeekOrigin)	long
SetLength(long)	void
Write(byte[], int, int)	void

Name	Value	Summary
CopyToAsync(TextWriter, int)	Task	Copies a `Stream` to a `System.IO.TextWriter` using a buffer and leaves the stream open after copying. From StreamExtensions
GetWriter(bool)	StreamWriter	Creates a `StreamWriter` for the specified stream. The biggest difference between this and creating a `StreamWriter` directly is that the new `StreamWriter` will default to leaving the underlying stream open on disposal. Remember to flush the returned writer after all data have been written. From StreamExtensions
ReadToEnd()	string	From StreamExtensions
ThrowIfNull<StringStream>(string)	T	From GuardExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, object>>, IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(NormalizedPath, IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(NormalizedPath, IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, object>>, IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(NormalizedPath, NormalizedPath, IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions
ToDocument<StringStream>(NormalizedPath, NormalizedPath, IEnumerable<KeyValuePair<string, object>>, IContentProvider)	IDocument	From ObjectToDocumentExtensions