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Enhanced C#
Loyc library documentation
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Enhanced C#
Loyc library documentation
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| bool | SilentlyTruncateLargeNumbers [get, set] |
| If this is true, numbers in the data stream that are too large to fit in the requested type are silently truncated. If this is false, such large numbers cause Reader to throw OverflowException. More... | |
| bool | ReadNullPrimitivesAsDefault = false [get, set] |
| This property requests that if a property is set to null but read as a primitive type, the default value of that type should be returned instead of throwing FormatException. For example, if you call Reader.Sync(FieldId, int) but it encounters a null, it will return 0 instead if throwing an exception if this property is true. More... | |
| bool | VerifyEof = false [get, set] |
| When this property is true and the root object has been read successfully, the reader checks whether there is additional data beyond the end of what was read, and throws an exception if the data stream hasn't ended. More... | |
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This property requests that if a property is set to null but read as a primitive type, the default value of that type should be returned instead of throwing FormatException. For example, if you call Reader.Sync(FieldId, int) but it encounters a null, it will return 0 instead if throwing an exception if this property is true.
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If this is true, numbers in the data stream that are too large to fit in the requested type are silently truncated. If this is false, such large numbers cause Reader to throw OverflowException.
For example, 33000 is too large for Int16, and if this property is true it will be "truncated" to -32536.
Setting this flag may increase performance slightly.
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When this property is true and the root object has been read successfully, the reader checks whether there is additional data beyond the end of what was read, and throws an exception if the data stream hasn't ended.
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