4 instantiations of TarWriter
System.Formats.Tar (4)
System\Formats\Tar\TarFile.cs (2)
330using (TarWriter writer = new TarWriter(destination, TarEntryFormat.Pax, leaveOpen)) 384TarWriter writer = new TarWriter(destination, TarEntryFormat.Pax, leaveOpen);
System\Formats\Tar\TarWriter.cs (2)
140/// <para>The entry will be created using the format specified in the <see cref="TarWriter(Stream, TarEntryFormat, bool)"/> constructor, or will use <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> if other constructors are used.</para> 160/// <para>The entry will be created using the format specified in the <see cref="TarWriter(Stream, TarEntryFormat, bool)"/> constructor, or will use <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> if other constructors are used.</para>
13 references to TarWriter
System.Formats.Tar (13)
System\Formats\Tar\TarEntry.cs (1)
249/// <remarks>If you write data to this data stream, make sure to rewind it to the desired start position before writing this entry into an archive using <see cref="TarWriter.WriteEntry(TarEntry)"/>.</remarks>
System\Formats\Tar\TarFile.cs (2)
330using (TarWriter writer = new TarWriter(destination, TarEntryFormat.Pax, leaveOpen)) 384TarWriter writer = new TarWriter(destination, TarEntryFormat.Pax, leaveOpen);
System\Formats\Tar\TarWriter.cs (10)
24/// Initializes a <see cref="TarWriter"/> instance that can write tar entries to the specified stream and closes the <paramref name="archiveStream"/> upon disposal of this instance. 30/// <remarks>The <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> format is the default format as it is the most flexible and POSIX compatible. This is the only format with which <see cref="TarWriter"/> reads and stores <c>atime</c> and <c>ctime</c> when creating entries from filesystem entries.</remarks> 37/// Initializes a <see cref="TarWriter"/> instance that can write tar entries to the specified stream and optionally leaves the stream open upon disposal of this instance. When using this constructor, the format of the resulting archive is <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/>. 43/// <remarks>The <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> format is the default format as it is the most flexible and POSIX compatible. This is the only format with which <see cref="TarWriter"/> reads and stores <c>atime</c> and <c>ctime</c> when creating entries from filesystem entries.</remarks> 50/// Initializes a <see cref="TarWriter"/> instance that can write tar entries to the specified stream, optionally leaves the stream open upon disposal of 61/// <remarks>The <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> format is the default for the other <see cref="TarWriter"/> constructors. This is the recommended format as it is the most flexible and POSIX compatible. This is the only format with which <see cref="TarWriter"/> reads and stores <c>atime</c> and <c>ctime</c> when creating entries from filesystem entries.</remarks> 90/// Disposes the current <see cref="TarWriter"/> instance, and closes the archive stream if the <c>leaveOpen</c> argument was set to <see langword="false"/> in the constructor. 111/// Asynchronously disposes the current <see cref="TarWriter"/> instance, and closes the archive stream if the <c>leaveOpen</c> argument was set to <see langword="false"/> in the constructor. 233/// <para>To ensure an entry preserves the <c>atime</c> and <c>ctime</c> values and it is readable by other tools, it is recommended to convert the entry to <see cref="PaxTarEntry"/> instead. In that format, the two values get stored in the <see cref="PaxTarEntry.ExtendedAttributes"/>. The <see cref="TarEntryFormat.Pax"/> format is used as the default format by <see cref="TarWriter"/> as it is the most flexible and POSIX compatible.</para>