cout << \"Enter your full name\"; char* name ; cin >> name; if( _mkdir(\"c:\\\\names\") == 0 ) {
I was hoping to get a list of all files and folders in a directory using java without using system calls.
How can I read/write to a device in C++? the device is in /dev/ttyPA1. I thought about fstream but I ca开发者_StackOverflow中文版n\'t know if the device has output I can read without blocking the appl
I\'m trying to use the mutagen module to read the metadata of an mp3 file. The problem is that the module is expecting a local mp3 file, but my mp3 files are on a remote server.
http://www.ruby-doc.org/core/classes/IO.html#M000880 Looking to use this method ( I think) To run this commandline command, from within ruby:
is there a way to buffer a OutputStream, modify it before it is returned? Here is my code snippet: public ServletOutputStream getOutputStream() throws IOException {
I have some problem regarding writing String variable to a file. The problem is that I have to specify the exact lengt开发者_C百科h of that String. Or else the output file will just contain some scrap
I have a button in my ASP.NET\'s web application, and when it\'s pushed, I simply delete the contents of a folder, and copy-paste some new fresh contents from another folder to it. Both folders are ch
I have a very big file (might be even 1G) that I want to create a new file from in a reversed order (in Java).
I am using the ID3lib and the MP3Lib of their examples ( http://id3lib.sourceforge.net/ ) When I edit my MP3s it works sometimes, and sometimes not. Then I get a exception, that the File cannot be rew
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