I'm a .NET programmer, and would like to know if there is an equivalent of .NET's BinaryReader and BinaryWriter for Objective-C.
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macOS Objective-C: C# BinaryReader and BinaryWriter?
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Perhaps if you told us what they do, we can answer that question. Offhand, given the names... when using an NSData object:
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initWithContentsOfFile:options:error:
writeToFile:options:error:Basically, Binary Readers and Writers allow you to read and write primitive file types. (Not the usual file types like txt, xml, etc)
I want to read and write to .blight files. The BLIGHT file is described here:
http://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/Blight_(File_Format)
Thanks,
timehacker11.
I want to read and write to .blight files. The BLIGHT file is described here:
http://wiki.tockdom.com/wiki/Blight_(File_Format)
Thanks,
timehacker11.
Use posix calls. Or NSFileHandle. Or NSInputStream. Or the NSData methods mentioned above.