Examples of java.io.DataInputStream.skipBytes()

java.io.DataInputStream.skipBytes()
See the general contract of the skipBytes method of DataInput.
Bytes for this operation are read from the contained input stream. @param n the number of bytes to be skipped. @return the actual number of bytes skipped. @exception IOException if the contained input stream does not supportseek, or the stream has been closed and the contained input stream does not support reading after close, or another I/O error occurs.

            // this next one no longer seems accurate...
            //DesignType designType = DesignType.getType(readUnsignedByte(dis));
            readUnsignedByte(dis);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // some flags saying which Clans use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??

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            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // some flags saying which Clans use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(1);


            // some flags saying which Inner Sphere factions use this design

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            // some flags saying which Clans use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(1);


            // some flags saying which Inner Sphere factions use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??

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            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(1);


            // some flags saying which Inner Sphere factions use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(1);


            tonnage = readUnsignedShort(dis);

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            // some flags saying which Inner Sphere factions use this design
            dis.skipBytes(3);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(1);


            tonnage = readUnsignedShort(dis);


            buffer = new byte[readUnsignedShort(dis)];
            dis.read(buffer);

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            //long cost = readUnsignedInt(dis);
            readUnsignedInt(dis);


            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(22);


            // section with BF2 stuff
            int bf2Length = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(bf2Length);

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            // ??
            dis.skipBytes(22);


            // section with BF2 stuff
            int bf2Length = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(bf2Length);


            techType = TechType.getType(readUnsignedShort(dis));


            if (techType == TechType.MIXED) {
                // We've got a total of 7 shorts here.

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                ltrArmorType = ArmorType.getType(readUnsignedShort(dis));
                rtrArmorType = ArmorType.getType(readUnsignedShort(dis));
                ctrArmorType = ArmorType.getType(readUnsignedShort(dis));
            }


            dis.skipBytes(2); // ??
            laArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            ltArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            llArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);

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                ctrArmorType = ArmorType.getType(readUnsignedShort(dis));
            }


            dis.skipBytes(2); // ??
            laArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            ltArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            llArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            raArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);

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            dis.skipBytes(2); // ??
            laArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            ltArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            llArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            raArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);
            dis.skipBytes(4); // ??
            rtArmor = readUnsignedShort(dis);

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