System.io.FileStream
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how do i tell if my filestream is at the end of the file char[] holder=new char[256]; FileStream fs=new FileStream("c:\\temp.txt",FileAccessmode.Read) while ()//don know what to put there { fs.read(holder,0,256) } thanks chad
while (fs.Position < fs.Length)
for instance. -- Henrik Stuart (http://www.unprompted.com/hstuart/)
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how do i tell if my filestream is at the end of the file char[] holder=new char[256]; FileStream fs=new FileStream("c:\\temp.txt",FileAccessmode.Read) while ()//don know what to put there { fs.read(holder,0,256) } thanks chad
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how do i tell if my filestream is at the end of the file char[] holder=new char[256]; FileStream fs=new FileStream("c:\\temp.txt",FileAccessmode.Read) while ()//don know what to put there { fs.read(holder,0,256) } thanks chad
You can do it in loop and out of loop by checking to see if
Stream.Lengthis equal toStream.Positionor checking the return value ofStream.Read/Bytefor 0. -
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>= 0:) top secretFileStream.Readwill return 0 when it gets to the end of the stream so you should test for the return value being> 0and exit the loop on it being== 0. James