This code runs in a loop. After the 38th time it runs, the string that gets printed to the text file cuts off immediately after the second \"M\", doesn\'t even print the comma, and then stops printing
String.Repl开发者_开发百科ace doesn\'t seem to work properly when replacing a portion of an HTML file\'s content. For example, String.Replace replaces </body></html> with blah blah blah &l
I found a post talking about handling concurrent file access with StreamWriter. The problem is that the answers do not manage the scenario where the file is being accessed but multiple processes.
I have a class which reads data from one file stream and writes to another. I am concerned about closing the streams after the processing has finished in closeFiles().
HI, My question has to do with a very basic understanding of Writing data to using a StreamWriter. If you consider the following code:
I am reading data from a TXT file that requires me to replace some of the existing data, and then write it back to the file.The issue is, there are special characters in the file that get corrupted wh
I have a class library which is deployed on an ISP server to be consumed by an ASP.NET web service. I\'d like to keep track of any errors and in this case the windows event log is 开发者_开发百科inacc
Group, I\'m looking for new and fun ways to write an array of strings to a .txt file. -This file will be rewritten every time its called and saved.
What is the best way to build a program that is thread safe in terms that it needs to write double values to a file. If the function that saves the valuesvia streamwriter is being called by multiple t
What\'s the difference (CPU usage, MSIL, etc) between: StreamWriter sw = new StreamWriter(\"C:\\test.txt\");
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