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Aman JIANG
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I noticed that the FileStream.Read documentation mentions, the
return value might be less than the number of bytes requested if
that number of bytes are not currently available.
My question is, What circumstances can lead to such a result? Do I
need to use a loop to guarantee that count bytes are read?
Aman
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return value might be less than the number of bytes requested if
that number of bytes are not currently available.
My question is, What circumstances can lead to such a result? Do I
need to use a loop to guarantee that count bytes are read?
Aman
Continue reading...