I\'m sorry if this has been answered but since I\'m not positive what exactly is the problem (among several possibilities) I haven\'t been successful in my searches.
I\'m new to bash scripting and I\'m having a hard time to figure out this problem. I have about two hundred files that follow this pattern:
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I\'m wondering what APIs are available to avoid the following problem. Casting my mind back to Operating System lectures on my old CS course, the topic was multiprocess scheduling and concurrent I/O.
So I\'m trying to write a large string to a .txt file, but am having some trouble. The string I want to output is this:
I am trying to read from a file to an array. I tried two different styles and both aren\'t working. Below are the two styles.
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I have some xml files that will be read-only that I need to access on a random basis.They are xml files that contain user data I need to开发者_JAVA百科 merge with rtf documents.
I have an issue in my codebase where we are not properly closing f开发者_C百科ile handles, or probably streams.We eventually get a TooManyOpenFiles exception under very heavy load.Based on the output
I feel like I am missing obvious here, but I will post anyway. I have a \'csv.php\' which creates a csv file, simple example: