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digitalmars.D - std.stream.OutputStream
OutputStream has writeStringW and printf methods, but in what encoding characters are written to the stream? As I can see there is no division to *byte* streams and *text* writers as in .Net. Apr 26 2008
On 26/04/2008, terranium <spam here.lot> wrote:OutputStream has writeStringW and printf methods, but in what encoding characters are written to the stream? As I can see there is no division to *byte* streams and *text* writers as in .Net. Apr 26 2008
terranium wrote:OutputStream has writeStringW and printf methods, but in what encoding characters are written to the stream? As I can see there is no division to *byte* streams and *text* writers as in .Net. Apr 26 2008
Personally, I tend to use the C functions, fopen(), fclose(), etc.. They're rock solid, bog standard, and work with both D1 and D2. Apr 26 2008
I would recommend looking at the streams in Tango instead. Apr 26 2008
terranium wrote:I would recommend looking at the streams in Tango instead. Apr 26 2008
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