I have an extremely large 2D bytearray in memory, byte MyBA = new byte[int.MaxValue][10]; Is there any way (probably unsafe) that I can fool C# into thinking this is one huge continuous byte array?
I have a JSON string in a MemoryStream. I am using the following code to get it out as an ASCII string:
Is there a way, either within the Framework or by using P/Invoke to determine the duration of a wav file that\'s held in a MemoryStream?
public staticstring SerializeObject<T>(T obj) { try { string xmlString = null; MemoryStream memoryStream = new MemoryStream();
I have the following constructor method开发者_运维百科 which opens a MemoryStream from a file path:
there a way to determine that I am passing the 开发者_JAVA技巧right byte array to the MemoryStream if I want to create an Image out of byte array.
So I\'m using a StreamReader that uses a MemoryStream to write to a StreamWriter and insid开发者_JS百科e of this application but the memory usage increases by 300mb (From one of the larger inputs) and
I\'m trying to do a find and replace in an OpenXML word document which I\'ve openened into a MemoryStream.
In VB.NET, how can I write a memory stream to browser. My memory stream object has data to build a PDF file. Now I want it to be ren开发者_开发知识库dered on browser. How to do that?You could try some
I have a MemoryStream of 10K which was created from a bitmap of 2MB and compressed using JPEG. Since MemoryStream can’t directly be placed in System.Windows.Controls.Image for the GUI, I am using the
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