I've submitted a ticket on this:
http://bugzilla.xamarin.com/show_bug.cgi?id=1927
Igor
On Sun, Nov 6, 2011 at 6:59 AM, Igor Russkih wrote:
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>> We're wondering why you need polling access to the stream.
>> InputStream.available() is documented as not being very useful:
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> I'm not sure
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> We're wondering why you need polling access to the stream.
> InputStream.available() is documented as not being very useful:
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I'm not sure why android's version of javadoc includes this passage. But
from common sense - the available() method's efficiency depends etirely on
the underlying i
On Nov 3, 2011, at 1:01 AM, Igor Russkih wrote:
> As I see Java's InputStream from BluetoothSocket is indirectly mapped into
> System.IO.Stream
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> How then I can use java's is.available() to detect if there is any data in
> the stream? There is no direct mapping for such a logic in the
> Syste
Is there any official response/docs on this? The issue is quite important
since it doesn't allow to do seamless porting of our framework to MD and
thus makes the purchased license quite useless...
As a generalized question of the below - how to do 'polling' style of
working with Input/output strea
Hello,
We are trying to use BT connectivity via MD,
As I see Java's InputStream from BluetoothSocket is indirectly mapped into
System.IO.Stream
How then I can use java's is.available() to detect if there is any data in
the stream? There is no direct mapping for such a logic in the
System.IO.Stre
