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PDF Expert 5.1.12 is a powerful PDF tool, which allows working on the PDF document as on a normal one. The program is a part of the library, which also contains a PDF converter with the same functions.
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The PDF Creator is the last application developed by SimplifiedSoftware Co. Since the company was originally established in 1996 as a small software company in the field of system software development, the company specializes in developing and publishing software products for development, graphics and graphics.
The PDF Creator is the last application developed by SimplifiedSoftware Co. Since the company was originally established in 1996 as a small software company in the field of system software development, the company specializes in developing and publishing software products for development, graphics and graphics.
The PDF Creator is a complete PDF solution which is used to manage the PDF document and the respective file structure from the beginning of the document creation up to the end and in between. It can easily rearrange a file structure according to your own requirements or those of the other programs. With the help of the PDF Creator, you can also create PDF files from other files.Q:
Stream read a list of bytes in a single block
Is it possible in Java to read a block of bytes from a stream while also changing the position of that block at a later time?
For example, I have a class which can read bytes from a stream and it's name is StreamReader(stream, characterEncoding).
At any time I know how many bytes I'm trying to read and I also know how many bytes I've read so far. So if I know I'm trying to read 4 bytes, how could I read 4 bytes, then move on to read the next 4 bytes, then move on to the next 4 bytes, etc, etc.?
A:
No, not directly. In fact if you look at the javadoc of java.io.InputStream, the only read methods that allow you to change the number of bytes to read are the ones that read a specified byte(s) (and even then its implementation dependent if you do what you want). Its not possible to read n bytes and move the offset by m bytes, therefore its not possible to read n bytes from a stream and use the returned bytes to determine the offset of the next part of the stream.
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