The methods of System.IO.BinaryWriter are listed below. For a list of all members, see the BinaryWriter Members list.
See Also: Inherited members from System.Object
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Dispose(bool) Documentation for this section has not yet been entered.Write7BitEncodedInt(int) Encodes a compressed integer (similar but not ASN.1 BER, nor Perl BER format). The bytes represent an integer in base 128, least significant digits first with as few digits as possible. The high bit (8) is set on each byte except the last.