BinaryTextEncodingLengthEncoded Method

public static BinaryTextEncoding LengthEncoded(
	int headerLength,
	bool littleEndian,
	Encoding characterEncoding
)

public void LengthEncodedStrings(IDataReader receivedPacket, IDataWriter packetToSend) {
    // Length encoded strings are prefixed with a binary number that states exactly how many
    // bytes belong to the string.  Most commonly, the number is itself 2-bytes (a 16-bit number),
    // and that number is itself encoded using the Big Endian format.
    var str = receivedPacket.ReadString(BinaryTextEncoding.LengthEncodedASCII2BE);

    // This example uses a 4-byte (32-bits) Little Endian number to describe the number of bytes
    // in the string.  The string is then interpretted as Unicode.
    str = receivedPacket.ReadString(BinaryTextEncoding.LengthEncoded(4, true, System.Text.Encoding.Unicode));

    // Writes the string "hello" into a packet ready to be sent to the peer.  The string is prepended with
    // two bytes 0x00, 0x05 (the length of the string).
    packetToSend.WriteString("hello", BinaryTextEncoding.LengthEncodedASCII2BE);
}