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QUESTION
(My previous questions was closed as a duplicate of Are there binary memory streams in C++ which is ridiculous, since i can't change the implementation of the library I'm using)
I'm using a library (Poco
) to create zip files. It takes ostream
as an input and writes the data of the zip file into it. Something like:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Sep-14 at 18:49If you're on linux, how about creating an anonymous file using memfd_create? You can then open /proc/self/fd/
and do your stuff. Some implementations of std::ofstream
may even provide a constructor that takes a FILE*, you can check if that's the case on your system.
QUESTION
I am trying to learn how to use with Microsoft's Open XML SDK. I followed their steps on how to create a Word document using a FileStream
and it worked perfectly. Now I want to create a Word document but only in memory, and wait for the user to specify whether they would like to save the file or not.
This document by Microsoft says how to deal with in-memory documents using MemoryStream
, however, the document is first loaded from an existing file and "dumped" into a MemorySteam
. What I want is to create a document entirely in memory (not based on a file in a drive). What I thought would achieve that was this code:
ANSWER
Answered 2020-Apr-14 at 00:06You're passing mem
to WordprocessingDocument.Create()
, which is creating the document from the (now-empty) MemoryStream
, however, I don't think that is associating the MemoryStream
as the backing store of the document. That is, mem
is only the input of the document, not the output as well. Therefore, when you call mem.WriteTo(file);
, mem
is still empty (the debugger would confirm this).
Then again, the linked document does say "you must supply a resizable memory stream to [Open()
]", which implies that the stream will be written to, so maybe mem
does become the backing store but nothing has been written to it yet because the AutoSave
property (for which you specified true
in Create()
) hasn't had a chance to take effect yet (emphasis mine)...
Gets a flag that indicates whether the parts should be saved when disposed.
I see that WordprocessingDocument
has a SaveAs()
method, and substituting that for the FileStream
in the original code...
QUESTION
What is the correct way to read and process a remote zipped xml file in C#?
Here is what I try:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-11 at 14:01Problem is here: https://srv-file7.gofile.io/download/k67HY4/sampleOpenData.zip
.
File
class works only with local files. First you must download this file to local storage and then open it.
Eg using solution from this answer.
Direct in memory solution:
QUESTION
I've located the end of a local file header
in download stream of a large zip file that
- specifies
deflate
compression with - bit 3 set indicating the length of the compressed data follows the compressed data
and would like to now inflate that data using Node zlib but I cannot figure out how to feed data into zlib and receive feedback telling me when the deflate stream has self terminated.
Does Node's zlib library support consuming chunks of deflate data and returning a result letting the caller know when the deflate stream has ended?
Or is this an insane thing to do because it would imply I'm inflating on the UI thread and what I should really do is save the downloaded file and once downloaded use an NPM package? Hm.. well.. either the network is faster than inflation in which case streaming inflation would slow the network (bummer) or the network is slower than streaming inflation so why deflate while streaming (which I can't figure out how to do anyway) when I could simply saving to disk and reload-deflate while I'm sitting around waiting for the network..
Still, for my edification, I'd still like to know if Node supports streaming inflation.
...ANSWER
Answered 2019-Feb-26 at 07:04It looks like it does, since the documentation lists zlib.constants.Z_STREAM_END
as a possible return value.
QUESTION
I've set up an Azure Blob Storage to upload/download file.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-Nov-23 at 03:20You can use DownloadToStream
.
Sample code as below(asp.net mvc project):
QUESTION
I'm trying to get images saved in MySQL database as BLOB images into a picture box in my Windows application.
This is my code.
...ANSWER
Answered 2018-May-08 at 05:04I finally solved it. After spending 6 hours. Persistence pays. It was my Insert statement that the problem lied,
QUESTION
I am using below code for reading the base64
input string:
ANSWER
Answered 2018-Mar-15 at 01:45The easiest way to get where you want to go is turn getMyData into an async method that returns a callback
QUESTION
So I am using ExcelJS to create an Excel file. Currently I am saving the file to disk. The data I am adding to the file is coming in from an API call.
...ANSWER
Answered 2017-Apr-04 at 02:43There is a explain at the section Streaming XLSX Writer:
If neither stream nor filename is specified in the options, the workbook writer will create a StreamBuf object that will store the contents of the XLSX workbook in memory. This StreamBuf object, which can be accessed via the property workbook.stream, can be used to either access the bytes directly by stream.read() or to pipe the contents to another stream.
So you can try the following code snippet, without setting a filename
in options
:
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