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I just noticed that the Stream class has a Seek method, which implies that a
FileStream object can be used to manipulate a random-access file. Before
now, I assumed that a Stream, as its name implies, could only stream
sequential data.
Are there any advantages / disadvantages to using a FileStream to manage a
random access file, as opposed to using FileOpen, FilePut, and FileGet? I am
thinking specifically about performance advantages -- is the FileStream
efficient at jumping from point to point in a file?
-TC
FileStream object can be used to manipulate a random-access file. Before
now, I assumed that a Stream, as its name implies, could only stream
sequential data.
Are there any advantages / disadvantages to using a FileStream to manage a
random access file, as opposed to using FileOpen, FilePut, and FileGet? I am
thinking specifically about performance advantages -- is the FileStream
efficient at jumping from point to point in a file?
-TC