Implemention of IIOStream<(Of <(<'T>)>)> using an array as storage. Useful as wrapper if a stream is accessed randomly.

A stream reader which reads a stream in a cyclic fashion. It will therefor never go into an end of stream state. Exceptions to this rule is if the stream is empty.

Interface which provides the ability to flush all buffered data of a stream to its backing data sink.

Base interface for all input streams.

Defines an input stream. Input streams can be read from by either retrieving a IStreamReader<(Of <(<'T>)>)> or or by iterating it with IEnumerable<(Of <(<'T>)>)>.

Base interface for all output streams. It provides the ability to set the length of an output stream.

Defines an output stream. Output streams can be written to by by retrieving a IStreamWriter<(Of <(<'T>)>)>.

Interface which provides the ability to retrieve the length of a stream. It acts as the base interface for all stream implementations.

Base interface for all stream readers and writers. It provides the ability to test whether or not the end of the stream is reached or to seek in the stream.

Interface which provides the ability to read from an input stream.

Interface which provides the ability to write to an output stream.

Interface which provides the ability to synchronize a stream with its backing data source.