I attempt to write a file in thread because it 开发者_StackOverflow中文版freeze my app when writing but when i launch writing process it crash
I am reading piped output from a console application via an NSFileHandle in Cocoa.How can I flush the stream associated to that file handle.If I could get a FILE* object fro开发者_JAVA百科m the NSFile
I am trying to read a text file containing characters in billions. Using the function contentOfFile is not working, asmy application get crashed due to it.
I\'m working with NSTask, configured with 3 NSPipe, and want to read from standardOutput and standardError. I do it inside while - 1st for stdout, next for stderr.
When I call readDataOfLength: on an NSFileHandle开发者_高级运维 instance, do I need to release the returned NSData? Currently I\'m not, but I would like to get rid of this nagging doubt.Nope. Cocoa\'s
I want to read some float value one by one from a custom file I defined \"player.geo\". player.geo is a file I created using Xcode 4 (\"Empty File\" from the File > New menu)
I want to store pictures taken from camera and video recordings from my application in a separate folder in temporary directories for a while. And as the task is being completed, they shall be going t
I am trying to open a small text file to test some NSFileHandle functions on the file. however I cannot figure out how to do this, if you could tell me what I am missing that would be great.
I am currently trying to wrap my head around the hole NSTask, NSPipe, NSFileHandle business. So I thought I write a little tool, which can compile and run C code. I also wanted to be able to redirect
I am currently trying to read a line of 5 characters from a offset in my text file. I am pretty sure everything is working however when I print the contence of my buffer to the log, it outputs this &l
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