Hi, All
I have text file ASCII with record length of 388 bytes, no record delimeter
and size of the file is 562477780 bytes and 1449685 records all togeter.
How can i read such file record by record ?
Please, help 6 4026
Thank you, Vadym
It works great.
"Vadym Stetsyak" wrote:
Hello, elena!
eHi, All
eI have text file ASCII with record length of 388 bytes, no record
edelimeter and size of the file is 562477780 bytes and 1449685 records
eall togeter. How can i read such file record by record ?
You can read eather one record after another, or mutliple records at time.
for one record at time code will look like this.
byte[] record = new byte[388];
using(FileStrea m fileStream = new FileStream(file Name, FileMode.Open))
{
while(fileStrea m.Position != fileStream.Leng th)
{
// Read record
fileStream.Read (record, 0, record.Length);
//Display record
Console.WriteLi ne(Encoding.ASC II.GetString(re cord));
}
}
if you want to read multuple records at time just increase record array size
byte[] record = new byte[5*388]; //to read 5 records at time
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot
Vadym Stetsyak <va*****@ukr.ne twrote:
You can read eather one record after another, or mutliple records at time.
for one record at time code will look like this.
byte[] record = new byte[388];
using(FileStrea m fileStream = new FileStream(file Name, FileMode.Open))
{
while(fileStrea m.Position != fileStream.Leng th)
{
// Read record
fileStream.Read (record, 0, record.Length);
//Display record
Console.WriteLi ne(Encoding.ASC II.GetString(re cord));
}
}
if you want to read multuple records at time just increase record array size
byte[] record = new byte[5*388]; //to read 5 records at time
Note that you should use the return value of Read - there's nothing to
guarantee that you'll get all 388 bytes in a single call.
See http://www.pobox.com/~skeet/csharp/binaryio.html
--
Jon Skeet - <sk***@pobox.co m> http://www.pobox.com/~skeet Blog: http://www.msmvps.com/jon.skeet
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Hello, Jon!
Thanks for the link.
Since, OP knows the size of the file, buffer manipulations can be avoided.
About the code in the sample, wouldn't it be simpler to use MemoryStream instead
of manually manipulating with read buffer?
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
www: http://vadmyst.blogspot.com
Vadym Stetsyak wrote:
Thanks for the link.
Since, OP knows the size of the file, buffer manipulations can be avoided.
I think you've missed my point. Just because you call Read with a
buffer of 388 bytes, even if there are more than 388 bytes there's
nothing to guarantee that all 388 bytes will be filled in a single
call.
About the code in the sample, wouldn't it be simpler to use MemoryStream instead
of manually manipulating with read buffer?
It would be simpler - but I've tried to provide fairly efficient code
in the sample. You could indeed just copy the whole thing to a
MemoryStream and call ToArray. I'll update the page to indicate that.
Jon
Hello, Jon!
JSCI think you've missed my point. Just because you call Read with a
JSCbuffer of 388 bytes, even if there are more than 388 bytes there's
JSCnothing to guarantee that all 388 bytes will be filled in a single
JSCcall.
Nope, I didn't missed the point, I agree with you that there is no guarantee
that the reader will obtain requested amount of bytes in single call.
This fact is far more obvious when ,the stream used, is a NetworkStream.
--
Regards, Vadym Stetsyak
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