I have rather class using TcpClient that spins of a Thread doing while (!streamReader.EndOfStream) {} on the NetworkStream. As long as the TCP connection is open and there is no available data to read
After shamelessly pilfering a code snippet from Tomas Petricek\'s Blog: http://tomasp.net/blog/csharp-fsharp-async-intro.aspx
Hey Everyone, Background: I\'m developing a WinForms application using C# with an OpenFileDialog, FileBrowserDialog that will convert multiple files from excel to 1 csv file using a command line exec
hello i had this code and it worked well: private vo开发者_JAVA百科id Textparsing() { using (StreamReader sr = new StreamReader(Masterbuildpropertiespath))
What I am trying to do is remember where I am in an input stream and later go back there. It is very simple in java using mark() and reset(), but I do not know how to make possible this in c#. There i
I\'m receiving an output error while trying to redirect a process input from a file - reading the file content and writing it to the process input.
I have created a StreamReader that uses a FileStream.At the end of the StreamReader method, when using the Peek() method, I see the numeric value 65535.When converted to a char represents a period \'.
I\'m need of some basic help. I\'ve got a Folder, in which there is a File. In the File, there are two lines, and the data in the lines is seperated with a \"//\".
I get a FileStream(filename,FileMode.Open,FileAccess.Read,FileShare.ReadWrite) and then a StreamReader(stream,true).
I want to, basically, use the following code to edit a C# file: var file = new StreamReader(\"ftp://xxx.xxx.x.x/xxx.txt\"); //[开发者_开发百科ip address/file]
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