I have a program x.exe it waits for an input from user and reads till end of file. I want to call it from a batch file.
The Python docs on file.read() state that An empty string is returned when EOF is encountered immediately. The documentation further states:
Does some_file.good() return false after reading the开发者_运维技巧 last entry from the file, or after attempting to read beyond that? That is, should I write
Executing the command: ./program < input.txt with the following code checking: string input; while(cin) {
I was using a quick and dirty BASH script to automate a CF partitioning process. This worked well until I wanted to add to it.
fgetc() and other input functions can return when there\'s no data on the file descriptor. This can be simulated for console applications reading from stdin typing Ctrl-D on keyboard (at least on unix
I am trying to setup vim to skip adding eol on last line or eof, i have tried this :set binary :set noeol
int x,y,m; for(;;){ m=scanf(\"%d %d\",&x,&y); if (m!=2 || m==EOF){ break; } else{ printf(\"/%d/%d/\\n\",x,y);
I have the following code that reads from a QTCPSocket: QString request; while(pSocket->waitForReadyRead())
So I\'m trying to read this file. Everything looks like it should work, but during runtime the program times out and stops working, and I have to close it. What is going on? I suspect that the oef() t
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