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stream abstractions to the IO layer

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Posted: 07/19/07 08:41:08

Hi, I am looking for 0.99 Input/Outputstream examples.
The new virtual file system seems to be very interesting but unfortunately not
very well documented. IMO small commented examples will do the job.

Bjoern

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Posted: 07/19/07 21:16:10 -- Modified: 07/19/07 21:20:57 by
BLS

Really nobody ?
No one avail. for just a few lines of code ?

You name it a -A world class lib.- let me add : with third league feedback.

Thanks for nothing
Bjoern

Posted: 07/21/07 00:09:53

It isn't entirely fair to post a question and then write off any hope of getting an answer all within a single day. Perhaps if we had a support staff, but as it is... Kris and Lars are both on vacation for about the next month, and I'm buried in work at the moment. That said, these examples show some use of streams:

http://svn.dsource.org/projects/tango/trunk/example/conduits/

And the chapter on IO discusses them as well:

http://dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterIO

I don't suppose that after some experimentation, you might be interested in contributing some examples to the wiki? Documenting a library of this size really requires community involvement if it is to be both complete and current.

Posted: 07/26/07 15:58:42 -- Modified: 07/26/07 16:01:44 by
BLS

sean wrote:

It isn't entirely fair to post a question and then write off any hope of getting an answer all within a single day. Perhaps if we had a support staff, but as it is... Kris and Lars are both on vacation for about the next month, and I'm buried in work at the moment. That said, these examples show some use of streams:

http://svn.dsource.org/projects/tango/trunk/example/conduits/

And the chapter on IO discusses them as well:

http://dsource.org/projects/tango/wiki/ChapterIO

I don't suppose that after some experimentation, you might be interested in contributing some examples to the wiki? Documenting a library of this size really requires community involvement if it is to be both complete and current.

Sorry Sean, Things went wrong for me these days and I was quit frustrated.
My reaction was not professionell, ... but I still hope you will accept my appologies.
Regarding the WIKI : I am willing to help but I am afraid that my english is simply too bad.
Probabely, I can offer some annotated code/samples ?
Bjoern

Posted: 07/26/07 22:05:12

That would be great. If nothing else, they may be able to go into trunk/examples.