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I have the following code: type FWriter struct { WriteF func(p []byte) (n int,err error) } func (self *FWriter) Write(p []byte) (n int, err error) { return self.WriteF(p) } func MyWriteFunction(p []byte) (n int, err error) { // this function implements the Writer interface but is not named "Write" fmt.Print("%v",p) return len(p),nil } MyFWriter := new(FWriter) MyFWriter.WriteF = MyWriteFunction // I want to use MyWriteFunction with io.Copy io.Copy(MyFWriter,os.Stdin) What I am trying to do is to create a Writer interface to wrap MyWriteFunction because it is not named "Write" and I cant use it

上一篇 Go圣经-学习笔记入门bufio.Scanner 下一篇 Go圣经-学习笔记之程序结构 bufio标准库中的Reader和Writer，最好用于文件IO操作，把数据先缓存到内存中，然后再整体做文件IO操作，尽最大可能地减少磁盘IO，但是内存缓冲区的大小要合理设置，默认大小是4096个字节。 bufio.Writer使用 bufio标准库中的Writer提供的方法列表 type Writer struct { err error buf []byte n int wr io.Writer } // 实例化bufio.Writer, 实例化是会直接分配大小为len(w.buf)大小的内存空间，Writer.n表示内存缓冲区已经存放的字节大小 func NewWriter(w io.Writer) *Writer func NewWriterSize(w io.Writer, size int) *Writer // 表示可用的内存缓冲区大小len(b.buf)-n func (b *Writer) Avaliable() int // 表示已使用的内存缓冲区大小b.n func (b *Writer) Buffered() int // 这个首字母大写，表示用户可以手动触发内存缓冲区的数据，回写到wr.Write所指定的地方，一般为磁盘IO回写 func (b *Writer)

UPDATE2: My own version of the adapter class, that only calls instanceof in the constructor and uses a (Java 1.5) delta in the flush() and close() functions (avoiding the need for any reflection or logic after object construction), is included at the bottom of this post. UPDATE1: Marc Baumbach wrote a simple Adapter that is exactly what I need. Included below. Original question follows. A function that requires a java.lang.Appendable can accept a java.io.Writer , because Writer implements Appendable . What about the other way around? I am using a function that requires a writer, and I am

I have a method which runs asynchronously after start, using OutputStream or Writer as parameter. It acts as a recording adapter for an OutputStream or Writer ( it's a third party API I can't change ). How could I pass Log4J's internal OutputStream or Writer to that method? ...because Log4J swallows System.out and System.err, I was using before. Arthur Neves My suggestion is, why dont you write your OutputStream then?! I was about to write one for you, but I found this good example on the net, check it out! LogOutputStream.java /* * Jacareto Copyright (c) 2002-2005 * Applied Computer Science

I am not sure whether I need to call Flush() on the used objects if I write something like this: using (FileStream...) using (CryptoStream...) using (BinaryWriter...) { // do something } Are they always automatically flushed? When does the using statement flush them and when it doesn’t (if that can happen)? Davide Piras As soon as you leave the using block’s scope, the stream is closed and disposed. The Close() calls the Flush(), so you should not need to call it manually. It varies, Stream by default does not call Flush() in the Dispose method with a few exceptions such as FileStream . The

FileReader rd=new FileReader("new.mp4"); FileWriter wr=new FileWriter("output.mp4"); int ch; while((ch=rd.read())!=-1) wr.write(ch); wr.flush(); wr.close(); When I use the FileReader and FileWriter to read and write an mp4 file, the output.mp4 file can't be rendered well. But when I use FileInputStream and FileOutputStream instead it worked well. So can I conclude FileReader and FileWriter are only for reading and writing text? Yes, your conclusion is correct subclasses of Reader and Writer are for reading/writing text content. InputStream / OutputStream are for binary content. If you take a