Hi,Everybody:
In EVB(or VB6), WriteFile() function starts writing data
to the file at the position indicated by the file pointer.
After the write operation has been completed, the file
pointer is adjusted by the number of bytes actually
written. But in VB.net which function can replace it? May
i use System.IO.FileS tream.Seek locate the location and
then use System.IO.strea mwriter to write char to txt file?
FS = New IO.FileStream(w orkDir & "\" & appInputFile,
IO.FileMode.Cre ate, IO.FileAccess.W rite)
sw = New IO.StreamWriter (FS)
FS.Seek((Curren tPoint - 1) *
FixedLen,IO.See kOrigin.Current )
sw.Write(string ) 1 1669
* <an*******@disc ussions.microso ft.com> scripsit: In EVB(or VB6), WriteFile() function starts writing data to the file at the position indicated by the file pointer. After the write operation has been completed, the file pointer is adjusted by the number of bytes actually written. But in VB.net which function can replace it? May i use System.IO.FileS tream.Seek locate the location and then use System.IO.strea mwriter to write char to txt file?
FS = New IO.FileStream(w orkDir & "\" & appInputFile, IO.FileMode.Cre ate, IO.FileAccess.W rite)
sw = New IO.StreamWriter (FS)
FS.Seek((Curren tPoint - 1) * FixedLen,IO.See kOrigin.Current )
sw.Write(string )
Why not test it on your own?
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