Encoder Classe

Definição

public ref class Encoder abstract

public abstract class Encoder

[System.Serializable]
public abstract class Encoder

[System.Serializable]
[System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)]
public abstract class Encoder

type Encoder = class

[<System.Serializable>]
type Encoder = class

[<System.Serializable>]
[<System.Runtime.InteropServices.ComVisible(true)>]
type Encoder = class

Public MustInherit Class Encoder

Herança

Object

Encoder

Atributos

SerializableAttribute ComVisibleAttribute

Exemplos

O exemplo seguinte demonstra como converter um array de caracteres Unicode em blocos de bytes usando uma codificação especificada. Para comparação, o array de caracteres é primeiro codificado usando UTF7Encoding. De seguida, o array de caracteres é codificado usando um Encoder.

using System;
using System.Text;

class EncoderTest {
    public static void Main() {
        // The characters to encode.
        Char[] chars = new Char[] {
            '\u0023', // #
            '\u0025', // %
            '\u03a0', // Pi
            '\u03a3'  // Sigma
        };

        // Encode characters using an Encoding object.
        Encoding encoding = Encoding.UTF7;
        Console.WriteLine("Using Encoding\n--------------");

        // Encode complete array for comparison.
        Byte[] allCharactersFromEncoding = encoding.GetBytes(chars);
        Console.WriteLine("All characters encoded:");
        ShowArray(allCharactersFromEncoding);

        // Encode characters, one-by-one.
        // The Encoding object will NOT maintain state between calls.
        Byte[] firstchar = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 0, 1);
        Console.WriteLine("First character:");
        ShowArray(firstchar);

        Byte[] secondchar = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 1, 1);
        Console.WriteLine("Second character:");
        ShowArray(secondchar);

        Byte[] thirdchar = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 2, 1);
        Console.WriteLine("Third character:");
        ShowArray(thirdchar);

        Byte[] fourthchar = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 3, 1);
        Console.WriteLine("Fourth character:");
        ShowArray(fourthchar);

        // Now, encode characters using an Encoder object.
        Encoder encoder = encoding.GetEncoder();
        Console.WriteLine("Using Encoder\n-------------");

        // Encode complete array for comparison.
        Byte[] allCharactersFromEncoder = new Byte[encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 0, chars.Length, true)];
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 0, chars.Length, allCharactersFromEncoder, 0, true);
        Console.WriteLine("All characters encoded:");
        ShowArray(allCharactersFromEncoder);

        // Do not flush state; i.e. maintain state between calls.
        bool bFlushState = false;

        // Encode characters one-by-one.
        // By maintaining state, the Encoder will not store extra bytes in the output.
        Byte[] firstcharNoFlush = new Byte[encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 0, 1, bFlushState)];
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 0, 1, firstcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState);
        Console.WriteLine("First character:");
        ShowArray(firstcharNoFlush);

        Byte[] secondcharNoFlush = new Byte[encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 1, 1, bFlushState)];
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 1, 1, secondcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState);
        Console.WriteLine("Second character:");
        ShowArray(secondcharNoFlush);

        Byte[] thirdcharNoFlush = new Byte[encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 2, 1, bFlushState)];
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 2, 1, thirdcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState);
        Console.WriteLine("Third character:");
        ShowArray(thirdcharNoFlush);

        // Must flush state on last call to GetBytes().
        bFlushState = true;
        
        Byte[] fourthcharNoFlush = new Byte[encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 3, 1, bFlushState)];
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 3, 1, fourthcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState);
        Console.WriteLine("Fourth character:");
        ShowArray(fourthcharNoFlush);
    }

    public static void ShowArray(Array theArray) {
        foreach (Object o in theArray) {
            Console.Write("[{0}]", o);
        }
        Console.WriteLine("\n");
    }
}

/* This code example produces the following output.

Using Encoding
--------------
All characters encoded:
[43][65][67][77][65][74][81][79][103][65][54][77][45]

First character:
[43][65][67][77][45]

Second character:
[43][65][67][85][45]

Third character:
[43][65][54][65][45]

Fourth character:
[43][65][54][77][45]

Using Encoder
-------------
All characters encoded:
[43][65][67][77][65][74][81][79][103][65][54][77][45]

First character:
[43][65][67]

Second character:
[77][65][74]

Third character:
[81][79][103]

Fourth character:
[65][54][77][45]


*/

Imports System.Text
Imports Microsoft.VisualBasic.Strings

Class EncoderTest
    
    Public Shared Sub Main()
        ' Unicode characters.
        ' ChrW(35)  = #
        ' ChrW(37)  = %
        ' ChrW(928) = Pi
        ' ChrW(931) = Sigma
        Dim chars() As Char = {ChrW(35), ChrW(37), ChrW(928), ChrW(931)}
        
        ' Encode characters using an Encoding object.
        Dim encoding As Encoding = Encoding.UTF7
        Console.WriteLine( _
            "Using Encoding" & _
            ControlChars.NewLine & _
            "--------------" _
        )
        
        ' Encode complete array for comparison.
        Dim allCharactersFromEncoding As Byte() = encoding.GetBytes(chars)
        Console.WriteLine("All characters encoded:")
        ShowArray(allCharactersFromEncoding)
        
        ' Encode characters, one-by-one.
        ' The Encoding object will NOT maintain state between calls.
        Dim firstchar As Byte() = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 0, 1)
        Console.WriteLine("First character:")
        ShowArray(firstchar)
        
        Dim secondchar As Byte() = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 1, 1)
        Console.WriteLine("Second character:")
        ShowArray(secondchar)
        
        Dim thirdchar As Byte() = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 2, 1)
        Console.WriteLine("Third character:")
        ShowArray(thirdchar)
        
        Dim fourthchar As Byte() = encoding.GetBytes(chars, 3, 1)
        Console.WriteLine("Fourth character:")
        ShowArray(fourthchar)
        
        
        ' Now, encode characters using an Encoder object.
        Dim encoder As Encoder = encoding.GetEncoder()
        Console.WriteLine( _
            "Using Encoder" & _
            ControlChars.NewLine & _
            "-------------" _
        )
        
        ' Encode complete array for comparison.
        Dim allCharactersFromEncoder( _
            encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 0, chars.Length, True) _
        ) As Byte
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 0, chars.Length, allCharactersFromEncoder, 0, True)
        Console.WriteLine("All characters encoded:")
        ShowArray(allCharactersFromEncoder)
        
        ' Do not flush state; i.e. maintain state between calls.
        Dim bFlushState As Boolean = False
        
        ' Encode characters one-by-one.
        ' By maintaining state, the Encoder will not store extra bytes in the output.
        Dim firstcharNoFlush( _
            encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 0, 1, bFlushState) _
        ) As Byte
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 0, 1, firstcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState)
        Console.WriteLine("First character:")
        ShowArray(firstcharNoFlush)
        
        Dim secondcharNoFlush( _
            encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 1, 1, bFlushState) _
        ) As Byte
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 1, 1, secondcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState)
        Console.WriteLine("Second character:")
        ShowArray(secondcharNoFlush)
        
        Dim thirdcharNoFlush( _
            encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 2, 1, bFlushState) _
        ) As Byte
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 2, 1, thirdcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState)
        Console.WriteLine("Third character:")
        ShowArray(thirdcharNoFlush)
        
        ' Must flush state on last call to GetBytes().
        bFlushState = True
        
        Dim fourthcharNoFlush( _
            encoder.GetByteCount(chars, 3, 1, bFlushState) _
        ) As Byte
        encoder.GetBytes(chars, 3, 1, fourthcharNoFlush, 0, bFlushState)
        Console.WriteLine("Fourth character:")
        ShowArray(fourthcharNoFlush)
    End Sub
    
    
    Public Shared Sub ShowArray(theArray As Array)
        Dim o As Object
        For Each o In  theArray
            Console.Write("[{0}]", o)
        Next o
        Console.WriteLine(ControlChars.NewLine)
    End Sub
End Class

'This code example produces the following output.
'
'Using Encoding
'--------------
'All characters encoded:
'[43][65][67][77][65][74][81][79][103][65][54][77][45]
'
'First character:
'[43][65][67][77][45]
'
'Second character:
'[43][65][67][85][45]
'
'Third character:
'[43][65][54][65][45]
'
'Fourth character:
'[43][65][54][77][45]
'
'Using Encoder
'-------------
'All characters encoded:
'[43][65][67][77][65][74][81][79][103][65][54][77][45][0]
'
'First character:
'[43][65][67][0]
'
'Second character:
'[77][65][74][0]
'
'Third character:
'[81][79][103][0]
'
'Fourth character:
'[65][54][77][45][0]
'

Observações

Para obter uma instância de uma implementação da Encoder classe, a aplicação deve usar o GetEncoder método de uma Encoding implementação.

O GetByteCount método determina quantos bytes resultam na codificação de um conjunto de caracteres Unicode, e o GetBytes método executa a codificação propriamente dita. Existem várias versões de ambos os métodos disponíveis na Encoder aula. Para obter mais informações, veja Encoding.GetBytes.

Um Encoder objeto mantém informação de estado entre chamadas sucessivas a GetBytes métodos ou Convert para que possa codificar corretamente sequências de caracteres que abrangem blocos. Também Encoder preserva os caracteres finais no final dos blocos de dados e utiliza os caracteres finais na próxima operação de codificação. Por exemplo, um bloco de dados pode terminar com um substituto alto não emparelhado, e o substituto baixo correspondente pode estar no bloco de dados seguinte. Portanto, GetDecoder e GetEncoder são úteis para transmissão em rede e operações de ficheiros, porque essas operações frequentemente lidam com blocos de dados em vez de um fluxo de dados completo.

Notas para Implementadores

Quando a sua candidatura herda desta classe, deve sobrepor-se a todos os membros.

Ver também

• Decoder
• Encoding
• Compreensão das Codificações