public void write ( final byte [ ] pBytes , final int pOffset , final int pLength ) throws IOException { if ( ! flushOnWrite && pLength < buffer . remaining ( ) ) { // Buffer data buffer . put ( pBytes , pOffset , pLength ) ; } else { // Encode data already in the buffer encodeBuffer ( ) ; // Encode rest without buffering encoder . encode ( out , ByteBuffer . wrap ( pBytes , pOffset , pLength ) ) ; } }
tell the EncoderStream how large buffer it prefers ...