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| System.IO.StringReader Class |
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The StringReader class is descended from the abstract TextReader class. It allows a string to be read character by character, or line by line in much the same way as if the string were a text file.
The string must contain either Carriage return, Line-feed or both as the means of delimiting the lines. It is a shame that the constructor did not allow a string array to be used as well.
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| Constructor Create ( | Value : String ); |
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| Close | Closes the StringReader |
| Peek | Gives the value of the next character in the string without updating position |
| Read | Reads the next character or block of characters from the current string |
| ReadBlock | Reads the next block of characters from the current string |
| ReadLine | Reads the next line of characters from the current string |
| ReadToEnd | Reads to the end of the current string |
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Microsoft MSDN links
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