En/na svaa ha escrit:
My complain was that when Dians asked about how to read a text file,
the right answer should had been showing both ways.
Note that both require exclusive access to the file. If you want shared
access (e.g. to read a file that some other process has open for
writing,
svaa wrote:
So the conclusion: For many cases, loadFromFile is faster. Even when
increase the text buffer and try again ;-)
Regards, Bernd.
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Hello:
I have made my two cents benchmark.
Two small programs (just FPC file, without Lazarus). one with
LoadFromFile and one with readln(file,-..).
For small files, the LoadFromFile is faster. For big files, readln way
is faster (in my system, for over 150K files, old-fashioned becomes
Hello:
I am astonished. It breaks my heart, I am crying: Nobody has even
mentioned the old-fashion classic Pascal way for reading a text file.
Traitors. ;-)
Loading a text file in a TStringList with LoadFromFile method is a good
option, it is easy, it is simple and you can access to any line
:
interesting but i'm still newbie.. how do i read text file in lazarus ,
i
have been looking for documentation but i have not still get it yet, i
have
You could also use the RTL as follows:
var
sl: TStringList;
begin
sl := TStringList.Create;
sl.LoadFromFile('/tmp/readme.txt');
// now you
2009/4/3 Dians diansopand...@gmail.com:
is there any documentation or link, which i be able to read to use all
feature of lazarus/FPC like Lazarus/FPC from scracth ,from instalation (in
linux) until to use of feature of lazarus/FPC.
Simply press F1 in Lazarus and it will probably find you some
