/// <summary>
/// Not allowed to set data larger than the buffer size
/// </summary>
public void Put(T[] dataToSet)
{
var sourceDataLength = dataToSet.Length;
if (sourceDataLength > _capacity)
{
throw new ArgumentException("Amount of data that is trying to be set is larger than the capacity of this buffer");
}
bool isOverflowed;
int nextTail;
lock (_lockObj)
{
// Calculate the amount of data (including the data being read at the moment, if a read is ongoing)
var capacityInUse = BufferLogicHelper.CalculateUsedCapacity(_isEmpty, _head, _tail, _capacity);
if (BufferLogicHelper.WillDataBeOverwritten(sourceDataLength, capacityInUse, _capacity))
{
// We just throw away a chunk if there is no room
LostData += sourceDataLength;
}
// Calculate the next tail, this way we also know whether we are overflowing
nextTail = BufferLogicHelper.CalculateNextIndex(_tail, sourceDataLength, _capacity, out isOverflowed);
}
if (isOverflowed)
{
// Data spans across the end and beginning of the storage array, we need to do two copies
var itemsToWriteAtEnd = _capacity - _tail;
Array.Copy(dataToSet, 0, _storage, _tail, itemsToWriteAtEnd);
var itemsToWriteAtBeginning = sourceDataLength - itemsToWriteAtEnd;
Array.Copy(dataToSet, itemsToWriteAtEnd, _storage, 0, itemsToWriteAtBeginning);
}
else
{
Array.Copy(dataToSet, 0, _storage, _tail, sourceDataLength);
}
lock (_lockObj)
{
_tail = nextTail;
// We just added data, the storage can never be empty now
_isEmpty = false;
// Check if we need to set the event
if (_notifyEventEnabled && !_notifyEvent.IsSet && BufferLogicHelper.CalculateUsedCapacity(_isEmpty, _head, _tail, _capacity) >= _notifyThreshold)
{
// There is not enough data anymore, reset the event
_notifyEvent.Set();
}
}
}
public void Test_WillDataBeOverwritten()
{
Assert.IsFalse(BufferLogicHelper.WillDataBeOverwritten(10, 0, 10));
Assert.IsTrue(BufferLogicHelper.WillDataBeOverwritten(5, 6, 10));
Assert.IsFalse(BufferLogicHelper.WillDataBeOverwritten(5, 5, 10));
}