Searches for a suitable resource reader
Source position: resource.pp line 268
public class function TResources.FindReader( |
aStream: TStream; |
aExtension: string |
):TAbstractResourceReader; |
aStream: TStream |
aStream |
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The stream to be probed |
aExtension |
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The extension the reader is registered for |
An instance of a TAbstractResourceReader descendant.
aStream |
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The stream to be probed |
This method tries to find a resource reader able to read the stream passed as parameter.
If an extension is specified, only readers matching that extension are tried. The extension is case-insensitive and includes the leading dot, unless the empty string is passed (which means "no extension", e.g. a unix executable, which doesn't have an extension).
If a suitable reader is found, an instance of that reader is returned.
| Remark: | To make a resource reader class known, add that resource reader unit to the uses clause of your program. |
If no suitable reader is found, an EResourceReaderNotFoundException exception is raised.
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Base abstract resource reader class |