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- Subject: Re: Detecting EOL with SEQUENTIAL_IO!!!!!!!
- Message-ID: <1992Sep6.221059.1@vmsclst1.sc.csupomona.edu>
- Date: 7 Sep 92 05:10:59 GMT
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- I appologize, I did not make my self clear enough. Basiclly I am trying to
- read an image file that can very in size. Because of the type of the
- information in the file I am using SEQUENTIAL_IO. The problem is that I need
- to write the file again hopefully in the same format as the original (ie I read
- a 512 X 512 file I write a 512 x 512 file not, 262144 byte line). So far when
- I write a dummy read program (read one byte write one byte) the system has been
- recognizing the LF at the end of the 512 stream and transfers it to the new
- file. The other problem is that I don't want to limit my program by always
- having the max array size defined (512 X 512), I would like it to very with
- each image read!!!
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- Sorry about the confusion,
- Any additional help greatly appreciated!!!
- Matt Georgy
- California State Polytechnic State University, Pomona -- Computer Science
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