Represents a text stream.
buffer(string): The stream's buffer.offset(number): The stream's current offset.size(number): The size of the stream's buffer.isEndOfStream(boolean): Determines if the end of the stream has been reached.
constructor(string): Creates a new TextStream instance.reset(): void: Resets the stream's offset to 0.skip([length=1]): void: Skips a specified number of characters in the stream.rewind([length=1]): void: Moves the stream's current offset backward by a specified number of characters.
Represents a text writer that writes to a text stream.
write(string, [offset=this.offset]): void: Writes a string to the stream at the specified position and advances the current position by the length of the string.insert(string, [offset=this.offset]): void: Inserts a string into the stream at the specified position and advances the current position by the length of the string.delete([length=1], [offset=this.offset]): void: Deletes a specified number of characters from the stream at the current position and advances the current position by that number of characters.
Represents a text reader that reads from a text stream. Implements IterableIterator<string>.
peek([length=1], [offset=this.offset]): string: Peeks at a specific position in the stream without advancing the current position. Returns a string.read([length=1], [offset=this.offset]): string: Reads a specified number of characters from the stream and advances the current position by that number of characters. Returns a string.
const reader = new TextReader('Hello, world!');
console.log(reader.peek(5)); // 'Hello'
console.log(reader.read(7)); // 'Hello, '
reader.reset();
for (const char of reader) {
console.log(char);
}