CardDataObjectList.Parse (Byte(), ref Int32, ref Int32, CardDataObjectEncoding) Method

Public Sub Parse( _ 
   ByVal vbData As Byte(), _ 
   ByRef nOffset As Integer, _ 
   ByRef nLength As Integer, _ 
   ByVal nEncoding As CardDataObjectEncoding _ 
)

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public void Parse( 
   byte[] vbData, 
   ref int nOffset, 
   ref int nLength, 
   CardDataObjectEncoding nEncoding 
)

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public:  
void Parse( 
   array< Byte >^ vbData, 
   int& nOffset, 
   int& nLength, 
   CardDataObjectEncoding nEncoding 
) 

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public function Parse( 
    vbData : byte[], 
    nOffset : int, 
    nLength : int, 
    nEncoding : CardDataObjectEncoding 
);

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Parameters

vbData

Type: byte[]

Provides the raw binary data to be parsed. Must not be null.

nOffset

Type: int

[in,out] Offset in data array where parsing shall begin. This is updated to the offset of the first byte after the parsed data, which is always the same as adding nLength to the initial value of nOffset.

nLength

Type: int

[in,out] Number of bytes to consume from the given data array. If the final parsed data object is bigger than the remaining length, then a System.FormatException will be thrown. On return this parameter is reduced by the amount of bytes actually consumed and thus is always be zero.

nEncoding

Type: CardDataObjectEncoding

The expected type of TLV encoding. Through this parameter the caller can specify whether the data is BER-TLV or SIMPLE-TLV encoded.

If the parsed tag of any TLV data object of the parsed sequence indicates a constructed data object, then it will be recursively parsed until all contained data objects have been parsed. Thus effectively creating a tree of CardDataObjectList and CardDataObject instances.

Any empty filler bytes with the value 0x00 or 0xFF before, between or after the actual TLV data objects are skipped. This is also true for the content of any constructed data objects.

If the parsed data contains an invalid TLV encoding, or ends with an incomplete TLV data object, then a System.FormatException will be thrown.

All parsed data objects are added at the end of this list. If the nLength was zero, or the data only contains empty filler bytes, then nothing will be added.

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