I have some functions here that for example are defined as
private int WriteLogikParameterTyp(FileStream filestream)
which i can not change. I want them to write into a MemoryStream Object. Is this possible?
I have some functions here that for example are defined as
private int WriteLogikParameterTyp(FileStream filestream)
which i can not change. I want them to write into a MemoryStream Object. Is this possible?
No.
FileStream is a concrete implementation.
But it's a private method so should be easy enough to change since you can find all internal uses? Suggest replacing method signature with Stream rather than FileStream.
Well... unless you create a tempory file, write to it then read it into memory.
Since you can't change the function signature to accept a more generic type.. I'd suggest writing out to a temporary file and then reading the contents into a MemoryStream instance.
No.
If you do not have access to them, you could use reflector to find out how they work and implement your own version for a MemoryStream. Whether this is legal is another matter...
No. FileStream doesn't expose a constructor that can be called so you can't inherit from it in order to emulate it.
Suggestion;
Rename the method like this
private int WriteLogikParameterTyp_Ex(Stream stream);
Then recreate the original signature like;
private int WriteLogikParameterTyp(FileStream filestream)
{
return WriteLogikParameterTyp_Ex(filestream);
}