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package com.xagasoft.gats;
import java.io.InputStream;
import java.io.OutputStream;
/**
* Represents a Gats string, that is, a string of 8-bit bytes. Unlike the
* standard Java string, a Gats string is a string of 8-bit bytes, not 16-bit
* UCS characters. If you want to transmit textual data, we highly recommend
* encoding it into UTF-8. You can do this by constructing a GatsString from
* a java string thusly: new GatsString( myStr.getBytes("UTF8") )
* <p>
* If you pass a java string into a GatsString instead of an array of bytes it
* will simply call the getBytes function. This may not be what you want in
* many cases, but will work great for simple cases.
*/
public class GatsString extends GatsObject
{
private byte[] aValue = null;
public GatsString()
{
}
public GatsString( String sValue )
{
this.aValue = sValue.getBytes();
}
public GatsString( byte[] aValue )
{
this.aValue = aValue;
}
public byte[] getValue()
{
return aValue;
}
public void setValue( String sValue )
{
this.aValue = sValue.getBytes();
}
public void setValue( byte[] aValue )
{
this.aValue = aValue;
}
public String toString()
{
return new String( aValue );
}
public int getType()
{
return GatsObject.STRING;
}
void read( InputStream is, char cType ) throws java.io.IOException
{
int lSize = (int)GatsInteger.readPackedInt( is );
aValue = new byte[lSize];
int lRead = 0;
do
{
lRead += is.read( aValue, lRead, lSize-lRead );
} while( lRead < lSize );
}
void write( OutputStream os ) throws java.io.IOException
{
os.write( (int)'s' );
if( aValue == null )
{
GatsInteger.writePackedInt( os, 0 );
}
else
{
GatsInteger.writePackedInt( os, aValue.length );
os.write( aValue );
}
}
};
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