What if you need to have the entire line of text available for further processing and not a piece of line? A possible solution is to copy or concatenate chunks of text in a separate line buffer until we find the end of line character. Next, we are going to append the content of the chunk array to the end of the line string, until we find the end of line character. Please note, that in the above code, every time the line buffer needs to be resized its capacity is doubled.
This is the result of running the above code on my machine. For brevity, I kept only the first lines of output:. You can see that, this time, we can print full lines of text and not fixed length chunks like in the initial approach.
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Or read the whole file into a std::vector of std::string. But that wouldn't really be C right? Or read the whole file into a std::vector of std::string But no, there is no standard API to goto a specific line, without reading all the lines before it. Thanks for all! But if the client already has the linked list then it doesn't need the server.
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