file stream

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DAVE said:
i am looking for examples of filestream
new to c#

Well, the MSDN documentation has plenty of examples - what are you
after which isn't shown there? What are you trying to do?
 
Hi,

Read the docs.

It's not much different to any other languages when refering to reading from
files. At least there is no much difficult to understand


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|i am looking for examples of filestream
| new to c#
|
| thanks
| Dave
|
|
 
I do alot of low level fileio...but new to c#
just looking for examples

Thanks anyway
 
Hi,

|I do alot of low level fileio...but new to c#
| just looking for examples

What exactly you do?

And what you use, you could always use the win API if that is what you are
using now
 
Im working with 20g files i need to move from place to place and i have not
worked with filestream as of yet...
im new to c# but not new to win api or other hi level languages...but want
to use c# for most of my work....

thanks
dave
 
DAVE said:
Im working with 20g files i need to move from place to place and i have not
worked with filestream as of yet...
im new to c# but not new to win api or other hi level languages...but want
to use c# for most of my work....

So, what do you need to do that the examples in the help don't explain
to you?
 
Hi,

| Im working with 20g files i need to move from place to place and i have
not
| worked with filestream as of yet...

As in 20 GB Files?

| im new to c# but not new to win api or other hi level languages...but want
| to use c# for most of my work....


IMO, if all you have to do is move/copy some files the best solution is
using either copy or xcopy, not need to rewrite a code that already exist.
IF you need to do some processing of the files then maybe C# is a better
option.
 

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