binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(16 Sep 2004 04:51 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(16 Sep 2004 05:34 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(16 Sep 2004 06:54 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(16 Sep 2004 07:26 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Shiro Kawai
(16 Sep 2004 08:30 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(17 Sep 2004 03:43 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(17 Sep 2004 05:32 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports Per Bothner (17 Sep 2004 17:22 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Shiro Kawai
(17 Sep 2004 20:44 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema
(17 Sep 2004 21:26 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(18 Sep 2004 02:15 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(18 Sep 2004 16:31 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Bradd W. Szonye
(18 Sep 2004 17:43 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(18 Sep 2004 19:51 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema
(18 Sep 2004 18:04 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Bradd W. Szonye
(18 Sep 2004 19:21 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(20 Sep 2004 02:06 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(20 Sep 2004 02:46 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Alex Shinn
(18 Sep 2004 02:21 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Per Bothner
(18 Sep 2004 20:04 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema
(17 Sep 2004 21:37 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema
(17 Sep 2004 22:40 UTC)
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Re: binary vs non-binary ports
Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema
(17 Sep 2004 22:48 UTC)
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Alex Shinn wrote: > One interesting thing > I discovered was that java.io.RandomAccessFile allows you to intermix > reading characters and binary data on the same stream. RandomAccessFile has limited accessability. You could use it for output-only ports, the standard input ports, network ports, or most other ports you might want. >A possible way to get more portability is to go ahead and provide the >API for specifying port types, such as How about: (open-input-file path [encoding]) as in: (open-input-file path "utf") or: (open-input-file path "latin-1") #t means "default encoding" (as specified by environment). Thus (open-input-file path) == (open-input-file #t) #f means "binary" Kawa instead uses "fluid" variables, but I could easily handle an extension like the above. (I'm travelling so I'll have to answer more fully later.) -- --Per Bothner xxxxxx@bothner.com http://per.bothner.com/