Utf8.ToUtf16 Method
Definition
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Converts a UTF-8 encoded read-only byte span to a UTF-16 encoded character span.
public static System.Buffers.OperationStatus ToUtf16 (ReadOnlySpan<byte> source, Span<char> destination, out int bytesRead, out int charsWritten, bool replaceInvalidSequences = true, bool isFinalBlock = true);static member ToUtf16 : ReadOnlySpan<byte> * Span<char> * int * int * bool * bool -> System.Buffers.OperationStatusPublic Shared Function ToUtf16 (source As ReadOnlySpan(Of Byte), destination As Span(Of Char), ByRef bytesRead As Integer, ByRef charsWritten As Integer, Optional replaceInvalidSequences As Boolean = true, Optional isFinalBlock As Boolean = true) As OperationStatusParameters
- source
- ReadOnlySpan<Byte>
A UTF-8 encoded read-only byte span.
- bytesRead
- Int32
When the method returns, the number of bytes read from source.
- charsWritten
- Int32
When the method returns, the number of characters written to destination.
- replaceInvalidSequences
- Boolean
true to replace invalid UTF-8 sequences in source with U+FFFD; false to return InvalidData if invalid characters are found in source.
- isFinalBlock
- Boolean
true if the method should not return NeedMoreData; otherwise, false.
Returns
A value that indicates the status of the conversion.
Remarks
This method corresponds to the UTF8Encoding.GetChars method, except that it has a different calling convention, different error handling mechanisms, and different performance characteristics.
If 'replaceInvalidSequences' is true, the method replaces any ill-formed subsequences in source with U+FFFD in destination and continues processing the remainder of the buffer. Otherwise, the method returns OperationStatus.InvalidData if it encounters any ill-formed sequences.
If the method returns an error code, the out parameters indicate how much of the data was successfully transcoded, and the location of the ill-formed subsequence can be deduced from these values.
If 'replaceInvalidSequences' is true, the method never returns OperationStatus.InvalidData. If 'isFinalBlock' is true, the method never returns OperationStatus.NeedMoreData.
Applies to
.NET