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问题 Please have a look at the following code import java.io.*; public class CSVConverter { private File csvFile; private BufferedReader reader; private StringBuffer strBuffer; private BufferedWriter writer; int startNumber = 0; private String strString[]; public CSVConverter(String location, int startNumber) { csvFile = new File(location); strBuffer = new StringBuffer(""); this.startNumber = startNumber; //Read try { reader = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(csvFile)); String line = ""; while(

问题 I am trying to get my head around memory allocations and freeing them in ANSI C. The problem is I don't know when to free them. 1) Does program exit free the allocated memory itself (even if I didn't do it by free() )? 2) Let's say my code is something like this: (please don't worry about the full code of those structs at the moment. I am after the logic only) snode = (stock_node *) realloc(snode, count * sizeof(stock_node)); struct stock_list slist = { snode, count }; stock_list_ptr slist

问题 I would like to read a PDF file as a text (postscript), add new objects in the file structure and save the final output as a new PDF but If I just copied the PDF PostScript content and paste it in a newly created PDF file (where encoding='ansi' ), the file doesn't work. I am sure that this may be encoding issue but I am not sure what I should do to have a valid PDF file format after manipulating the original PostScript content. Here is the piece of code that didn't work with me: pdf_file =

问题 I need to convert a unicode text file (19,000K) to an ANSI text file for use with Essbase. I currently have this written to convert the file but only the first 7800 lines are copying. This is what I have in my .bat file cmd /a /c TYPE PVTBHFM_20160708.dat > PVTBHFM_ANSI.dat What am I missing to fully convert this file? Is there a way to save the file in a different location? 来源： https://stackoverflow.com/questions/38274847/convert-unicode-file-to-ansi-using-bat-file

问题 I am looking to handle incoming telnet text that has ANSI escape codes. For the bounty I am looking for a full implementation where I can just append text to the end of a buffer. The control should be scrollable, yet still be able to handle appending text, cursor positioning, etc.. while the user is scrolled out of view. For example, "\e[0;32mHello \e[0;37mWorld" Would display a green "Hello" and a white "World" As this would need to handle cursor positioning, setting a default 80 characters

问题 int function(uint32_t *r, const uint32_t *a, const uint32_t *b, int n) { int i; uint32_t ri, c=0; for (i = 0; i < n; i ++) { ri = a[i] + b[i] + c; c = ((ri < a[i]) || ((ri == a[i]) && c)); r[i] = ri; } return ((int) c); } The C function given below has four arguments: r, a, and b are pointers to arrays of type uint32_t. The integer n specifies the length of these arrays (i.e. all three arrays contain the same number of elements). The return value is of type int. Can anyone could help me to

问题 I have a bunch of dynamically created *.BAT files. These BAT files are used to create folders in a server. Just one line in each BAT file, such as: MKDIR \NetworkShare\abc\123 This "abc\123" string is from a database. It runs OK for a while to create thousands subfolders on demand until today it stopped creating a special subfolder which has a "close single quote" ( Alt + 0146 if typing from dos prompt) in the string. I did some research and found that this "close single quote" is an extended

问题 When I do M-! in my emacs 21.4 the ANSI codes gets literal. Eg: ls --color ^[[0m^[[0m05420273.pdf^[[0m ^[[0m100829_Baño1.pdf^[[0m Is there a way of having it with color and UTF8? The same question has been answered in SO before but with not totally satisfactory results (the solution given was to open a shell-mode). I know how to have colors in a shell. I only want to know how I can have color with M! (shell-command) or if it is not possible at all. A shell mode is too intrusive when you want

问题 I am writing a program in C that prints a random hexadecimal value to a text file. The printed value has a carriage return (CR) along with a line feed (LF). However, the CR (visible in notepad++) is causing issues when the file is used. Is there a way to print a new line with just the LF and no CR. This is the code: #include <stdio.h> #include <stdlib.h> void main(){ int hexa_address, numberofAddress; char tracefile[50]; //name of file int seq_or_rand; //1 for random address; 2 for sequential

问题 I have to write a script that support reading of a file which can be saved as either Unicode or Ansi (using MS's notepad). I don't have any indication of the encoding format in the file, how can I support both encoding formats? (kind of a generic way of reading files with out knowing the format in advanced). 回答1: MS Notepad gives the user a choice of 4 encodings, expressed in clumsy confusing terminology: "Unicode" is UTF-16, written little-endian. "Unicode big endian" is UTF-16, written big