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问题 So let's assume that I have the following subroutine: subroutine foo(a_date) character*10 dummy, a_date open(unit=1,file='ifile.txt',status='old') read(1, 100) dummy 100 format(A10) a_date = dummy return end which only reads a line from the file. But I want to read all the lines recursively. So when I call the subroutine recursively in my main procedure, I get an error after reaching EOF. So is there a way to prevent it so that the program knows when I reach EOF? Basically, I want to be able

问题 I have a script which reads a mp3 file with readfile() (I have also tried fread() with a loop). And on one particular file I am getting a 500 error. All other files seem to read just fine. When I review the error log on my server I notice I am getting a PHP memory error when ever this particular file is attempted to be read. Can anyone give me some pointers as to what might be going on? 回答1: You already pointed out the problem - PHP is running out of memory. Maximum memory usage in PHP is

问题 This has had me stuck for a long time and I have tried several approaches after a lot of research. This is my current code for my download file: <?php require_once ('./newpub_profile.php'); $thetitle = $row['title']; $thesize = $row['size']; function filedownload() { GLOBAL $thesize, $thetitle; header("Content-Type: application/msword"); header("Content-Disposition: attachment; filename=".$thetitle); header("Content-Length: ".$thesize); header("Content-Transfer-Encoding: binary"); readfile(

问题 Hello guys i have a problem streaming PDF files with php, i'm using this code: if(file_exists($path)) { //octet-stream header("Content-Length: " . filesize ( $path ) ); header("Content-type: application/octet-stream"); header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=".basename($path)); readfile($path); } This is my directory layout (so you can understand where the PDF are stored): Parent/ verify.php auth/ pdf/ login.php If i stream the a pdf from verify.php all works as intended... but if i

问题 I need to read class objects from file, but I don't know how. Here I have a class "People" class People{ public: string name; string surname; int years; private: People(string a, string b, int c): name(a),surname(b),years(c){} }; Now I would like to read peoples from .txt file and store them to objects of a class People. For instance, this is how my .txt file looks like: John Snow 32 Arya Stark 19 Hodor Hodor 55 Ned Stark 00 I think the best way to do this would be to create array of 4

问题 I can successfully read text file using InputFileStream and Scanner classes. It's very easy but I need to do something more complex than that. A little background about my project first.. I have a device with sensors, and I'm using logger that will log every 10sec data from sensors to a text file. Every 10 sec its a new line of data. So what I want is when I read a file is to grab each separate sensor data into an array. For example: velocity altitude latitude longitude 22 250 46.123245 122

问题 Date,Time,Ref,Sen,ATN,Flow,PCB temp,Status,Battery,BC 2015/04/23,12:30:00,779581,908043,"-15,254",49,31,0,100, 2015/04/23,12:35:00,778715,907084,"-15,259",49,31,0,100,-127 2015/04/23,12:40:00,778299,906419,"-15,239",49,32,0,100,461 (...) Hi, I have an ascii file like the one above where I am trying to replace the commas for semicolon. This is the code I am using: filein = open('Prueba1.txt') fileout = open('Fin.txt', 'wt') for line in filein: if line.startswith('20'): fileout.write( line

问题 I have an object which is serialised and written to a file. Before de serialising the file back into an object instance, I want to maliciously edit the txt in the file. //FILE TAMPER //Lexical block: Tamper { String output = null; //Lexical block make output { LinkedList<String> lls = new LinkedList<String>(); //Lexical block: Reader { BufferedReader br = new BufferedReader(new FileReader(fileString)); while (br.ready()) { String readLine = br.readLine(); lls.add(readLine); } br.close(); } /

问题 I am using a flash player to play some mp3 files. At firefox it loads them normally but at IE it doesn't. When i go to the url of the .mp3 file it shows the source code of the mp3 (instead of offering eg to download). So i used a small script to fix it: $url = $_GET['url']; header('Content-type: application/force-download'); header('Content-Transfer-Encoding: Binary'); header("Content-disposition: attachment; filename=demo.mp3"); readfile($url); I would like to ask you if the above is safe.

问题 I'm having difficulties in understanding the concept of how Python reads a file when it was deleted after being open 'ed. Here is the code: >>> import os >>> os.system('cat foo.txt') Hello world! 0 >>> f <_io.TextIOWrapper name='foo.txt' mode='r' encoding='UTF-8'> >>> os.system('rm -f foo.txt') 0 >>> os.system('cat foo.txt') cat: foo.txt: No such file or directory 256 >>> f.read() 'Hello world!\n' >>> Text and binary modes give the same result. I tried this also for big files with more than