I have an arbitrary part that represents bytes, encoded in an arbitrary scheme (ASCII, UTF-8, UTF -16). I know encoding
What I'm trying to do is find the location of the last new line (\ n) in the array of bytes. I want to know how many bytes have been saved after reading the last encoded. \ N.
I can not find anything in JDK or any other library, so that I get a byte array from one to one. Do I have to do something, encoding every encoding to know each byte length You can try something like this InputStreamReader reads the stream in the chunks, giving me no indication that how many bytes are being read to make four characters.
charset decoder CD = Charset.FireName ("UTF-8"). NewDecoder (); ByteBuffer = Bitebuffer. In bytes (bytes); Charbufar Outside = Charbuffar.Olock (1); Int p = 0; While (in.hasRemaining ()) {cd.decode (in, out, true); Char c = out.array () [0]; Int nBytes = in.position () - p; P = in.position (); Out.position (0); }
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