When I want to write the full contents of a file into an OutputStream, I usually allocate a buffer as a byte[], then make a for loop to read data from the file\'s InputStream into the buffer and write
Is there a non-blocking file read API in java? If not would it be wise to build one in C++ and call it from a开发者_StackOverflow社区 java app via JNI?My original answer is now wrong, since the additi
I am trying to create a file copy utility which should work as a replacement of the standard windows file copying process. The main reason to do so is to add copy/move queue support and hopefully some
I use getc(); in a C excercise, and after looking back on the program I noticed something weird. I assumed that the file given on the command line arguments contains at least one byte. (It calls getc(
hello and good day to you guys. I am running Windows XP which I am given to understand is a 32 bit windows system.
Let\'s say I have a text file containing: Dan Warrior 500 1 0 Is there a way I can edit a specific line in that text file? Right now I have this:
I have an assignment that I have to create a randomly sized 3D array, write it into a a binary file, then read the binary file back into the program and create another 3D array that\'s the same as the
Ok, I have an IRC bot and I have a file full of nicknames (which are the admins for the bot), for example if someone types \"!op\" in the channel how would I go about making the bot read the file to s
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