binaryfiles

I am writing a crawler and needs to download file generated after a form request using POST. I have successfully used this.download(url,'POST',Params) for regular forms. One of the sites has many fields using the same name, thus preventing me from using the regular download method. After trying a lot of things, I tried with $.ajax() and __utils.sendAJAX() to process the form like this: response = this.evaluate(function(){ url=... params = $('form#theirForm').serialize(); data = __utils__.sendAJAX(url, 'POST', params,false,{contentType:"application/x-www-form-urlencoded"}); return __utils__

Let's say I have a string that contains a binary like this one "0110110101011110110010010000010". Is there a easy way to output that string into a binary file so that the file contains 0110110101011110110010010000010? I understand that the computer writes one byte at a time but I am having trouble coming up with a way to write the contents of the string as a binary to a binary file. Use a bitset: //Added extra leading zero to make 32-bit. std::bitset<32> b("00110110101011110110010010000010"); auto ull = b.to_ullong(); std::ofstream f; f.open("test_file.dat", std::ios_base::out | std::ios_base:

I've this custom class: public class MyClass { private byte byteValue; private int intValue; private MyClass myClass1= null; private MyClass myClass2 = null; } obviously I also have constructor and get/set methods. In my main form I initialize a lot of MyClass object (note that in MyClass object I have reference to other 2 MyClass objects). After initialization I iterate through a first MyClass item, call it for instance "root". So, for example I do something like: MyClass myClassTest = root.getMyClass1(); MyClass myClassTest2 = myClassTest.getMyClass1(); and so on. No I want to store in a

I want to be able to use an ostream_iterator to stream to a binary file. But the ostream_iterator uses a FormattedOuputFunction so it will write ASCII, not binary: std::ostream_iterator is a single-pass OutputIterator that writes successive objects of type T into the std::basic_ostream object for which it was constructed, using operator<< Beyond writing my own iterator is there a way to use an iterator to write binary? A simplified example of what I'm trying to do, but the copy statement is going to write ASCII to my binary file: ofstream foo("foo.txt", ios_base::binary); vector<int> bar = {13

I have a binary file generated by fortran code. This file contains an array of doubles. I need to open it in my C program and then work with it as with an usual array. How do I do it? How double type is represented in binary file? M. S. B. Almost all Fortran compilers, for unformatted (i.e., binary) sequential files, write the length of the record at the beginning and end of each record. Typically the length is written in four bytes, though some compilers use eight bytes. A record is everything that is written with a single Fortran write statement. If this array was written with a single