Thread: urls and filehandles

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    Quote Originally Posted by Junior89
    are you trying to get the contents of the file written into a string?
    I believe I gave you a rather simple solution in the end...

    I had the same question not too long ago and nobody gave me a simple solution so i used this and it worked:

    i think that's right (im not at home right now so i cant check) but it worked for me.
    Only as long as your files don't contain more than 99 characters, and only as long as you don't assume that the result is a NUL-terminated string.
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    It worked for me because it was for an encryption program and the same program that read the files wrote the files with a 10,000 char limit. Your idea was to copy each of the characters into a string right? That's exactly what my method does.

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