About FileStream and StreamWriter!?

[Viorel]

About FileStream and StreamWriter!?

I have a string1 which contains(of course in unicode) a html code with
Unicode charset specified in it.

1)

byte[]content= System.Text.Uni codeEncoding.Un icode.GetBytes( string1);

System.IO.FileS tream wr=new System.IO.FileS tream("C:\\myht ml.html"
,System.IO.File Mode.CreateNew) ;

wr.Write(conten t,0,content.Len gth);

wr.Close();

When I opened the file some characters are unreadable, so something is wrong
in my code above, but then I have done:

2)

byte[]content= System.Text.Uni codeEncoding.Un icode.GetBytes( string1);

//System.IO.FileS tream wr=new //System.IO.FileS tream("C:\\myht ml.html"
,System.IO.File Mode.CreateNew) ;

//wr.Write(conten t,0,content.Len gth);

//wr.Close();

System.IO.Strea mWriter tr=new System.IO.Strea mWriter("C:\\my html.html"
,,false,System. Text.Encoding.U nicode);

string teststr=System. Text.Encoding.U nicode.GetStrin g(content);

tr.Write(testst r);//(I did not simply used string1 in it because of reason
of testing)

And file was in good form, why first time wasn't good as second?

Tanks to all!

[Jon Skeet]

Viorel <vm*********@mo ldova.cc> wrote:

About FileStream and StreamWriter!?

I have a string1 which contains(of course in unicode) a html code with
Unicode charset specified in it.

1)

byte[]content= System.Text.Uni codeEncoding.Un icode.GetBytes( string1);
Note that UnicodeEncoding .Unicode is more canonically known as just
Encoding.Unicod e.
System.IO.FileS tream wr=new System.IO.FileS tream("C:\\myht ml.html"
,System.IO.File Mode.CreateNew) ;

wr.Write(conten t,0,content.Len gth);

wr.Close();

When I opened the file some characters are unreadable, so something is wrong
in my code above
No, that's not necessarily the case. Are you sure the editor you're
opening the file with can copy with the UCS-2 encoding?
but then I have done:

2)

byte[]content= System.Text.Uni codeEncoding.Un icode.GetBytes( string1);

//System.IO.FileS tream wr=new //System.IO.FileS tream("C:\\myht ml.html"
,System.IO.File Mode.CreateNew) ;

//wr.Write(conten t,0,content.Len gth);

//wr.Close();

System.IO.Strea mWriter tr=new System.IO.Strea mWriter("C:\\my html.html"
,,false,System. Text.Encoding.U nicode);

string teststr=System. Text.Encoding.U nicode.GetStrin g(content);

tr.Write(testst r);//(I did not simply used string1 in it because of reason
of testing)

And file was in good form, why first time wasn't good as second?

The first probably didn't emit a byte order mark (BOM) whereas the
second one might have done. I suggest you look at the difference with a
binary file editor. If I'm write, the second file will have the bytes
0xFF 0xFE (or 0xFE 0xFF - I can never remember the order off-hand) at
the start, whereas the first won't.

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