I am currently developing an Android IME and I want to have a file that I will use it as a dictionary so I want to read and write it.
I am creating a Java application in which I need to read the first few lines of a huge text file and do the processing.
I want to create a \'File\' object that returns \'Line\' objects when the ReadLine() method is invoked instead of just strings. I also want to be able to initialize the File object with either a strin
I\'m writing a server(mainly for windows, but it would be cool if i could keep it multiplatform) and i just use a normal console window for it. However, I want the server to be able to do commands lik
Simple script here: a) constantly read from a socket and store values in an associative array b) constantly read values from stdin and respond t/f if开发者_如何学C they already exist in the associat
To all, If you watch the Goog开发者_高级运维le IO session on building Android REST apps they are suggesting in all three design patterns to use Content Providers regardless if you need to share data
I\'m trying to access a file that is being accessed by another process, and it\'s raising an IOException. This same process, spawns my process. Is there a way to get around this error?
What are 开发者_运维技巧the consequences of writing large amounts of data to disk using unbuffered file I/O (at least for everything above the operating system level)?
I\'m cleaning up some pretty complicated code that I didn\'t write and I\'m looking for a way to touch the code as little as possible, so don\'t flame me for what may appear to be a newb question:
With Apache Commons it is very simple to convert InputStream to byte[], static byte[] toByteArray(InputStream input)
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