sapsi wrote:
I should also mention that for some reason there are several binay
values popping in between for some reason. This behavior (for the
inputr stream) is not expected
Now, the incoming data is binary(though mine is actually merely ascii
text) but the output is not what is expected. I expect for e.g
all/86000/114.310.151.209.60370-121.110.5.176.113\n62485.9718
118.010.241.12 60370 128.210.5.176
However i get a 1 before all and a 4 just after \n and before the 6.
My question is : how do i read binary data(Java's byte stream) from
stdin?
Or is this actually what i'm getting?
Consider changing "print x" to "print repr(x)" ... this would mean that
you have a better chance of understanding what the extra or unexpected
popping-in bytes are.
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