ReadBytes() public method

public ReadBytes ( int length ) : byte[]
length int
return byte[]
Example #1
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        public SOEMessage GetFinalSOEMessage(SOEClient client)
        {
            // Are we a packet?
            if (!IsMessage)
            {
                // Yes, and there really isn't a nice way to deal with this..
                client.Server.Log("[ERROR] Tried Calling 'GetFinalSOEMessage' on written SOEPacket. Returning null.");

                // Welp, goodbye world! :'(
                return(null);
            }

            // Make our message
            SOEMessage message = new SOEMessage(OpCode, GetRaw());

            // Does this message have to be fragmented?
            if (Data.Count > client.GetBufferSize())
            {
                // Setup a reader and keep track of our size
                SOEReader reader = new SOEReader(GetRaw());
                int       size   = message.GetLength();

                // While there are fragments to be added..
                while (size > 0)
                {
                    // Store the next fragment
                    byte[] raw;

                    // Is this fragment going to be smaller than the buffer size?
                    if (size < client.GetBufferSize())
                    {
                        raw  = reader.ReadBytes(size);
                        size = 0;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        raw   = reader.ReadBytes((int)client.GetBufferSize());
                        size -= (int)client.GetBufferSize();
                    }

                    // Add the finalized fragment
                    message.AddFragment(raw);
                }
            }

            // Return the message we made
            return(message);
        }
Example #2
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        public void HandleMultiData(SOEClient sender, SOEMessage message)
        {
            // Setup a reader and skip the OpCode
            SOEReader reader = new SOEReader(message);
            int offset = 2;

            // Get the data length
            int dataLength = message.GetLength();

            // Get the packets
            while (offset < dataLength)
            {
                // Message size
                int MessageSize = reader.ReadByte();
                byte extendedMessageAmount = 0;

                // If the first byte is 0xFF then:
                // Read how many bytes to add, and then add that many
                if (MessageSize == 0xFF)
                {
                    // How many bytes are there?
                    extendedMessageAmount = reader.ReadByte();

                    // Add that many bytes
                    for (int i = 0; i < extendedMessageAmount; i++)
                    {
                        MessageSize += reader.ReadByte();
                    }

                    extendedMessageAmount++;
                }

                // Read the Message data from the size
                byte[] data = reader.ReadBytes(MessageSize);

                // Handle the Message
                sender.ReceiveMessage(data);

                // Move along
                offset += MessageSize + extendedMessageAmount + 1;
            }
        }
Example #3
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        public SOEMessage GetFinalSOEMessage(SOEClient client)
        {
            // Are we a packet?
            if (!IsMessage)
            {
                // Yes, and there really isn't a nice way to deal with this..
                client.Server.Log("[ERROR] Tried Calling 'GetFinalSOEMessage' on written SOEPacket. Returning null.");

                // Welp, goodbye world! :'(
                return null;
            }

            // Make our message
            SOEMessage message = new SOEMessage(OpCode, GetRaw());

            // Does this message have to be fragmented?
            if (Data.Count > client.GetBufferSize())
            {
                // Setup a reader and keep track of our size
                SOEReader reader = new SOEReader(GetRaw());
                int size = message.GetLength();

                // While there are fragments to be added..
                while (size > 0)
                {
                    // Store the next fragment
                    byte[] raw;

                    // Is this fragment going to be smaller than the buffer size?
                    if (size < client.GetBufferSize())
                    {
                        raw = reader.ReadBytes(size);
                        size = 0;
                    }
                    else
                    {
                        raw = reader.ReadBytes((int)client.GetBufferSize());
                        size -= (int)client.GetBufferSize();
                    }

                    // Add the finalized fragment
                    message.AddFragment(raw);
                }
            }

            // Return the message we made
            return message;
        }