Rogerio,
You could set the file's contents to a StringBuffer. Then use the
sb.setLength() method to set it to your desired length. Of course, all
that left is to write the newly truncated contents of the StringBuffer back
out to the file.
By the way, setting it to "0" gives you an empty StringBuffer again.
Regards,
Trenton
At 02:04 PM 3/12/99 -0300, you wrote:
>Is there a way to truncate a file, say, reduce it's length by x bytes?
>
>[]'s
>Rog�rio Gatto
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