Here I want to iterate over the lines of a generated buffer:
julia> io = IOBuffer(); write(io, "abc\n"); write(io, "def")
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julia> for line in eachline(io)
@show line
end
julia>
Clearly, it does not work. I have to convert the io
object to a string, then I try:
julia> io = IOBuffer(); write(io, "abc\n"); write(io, "def")
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julia> for line in eachline(String(take!(io)))
@show line
end
ERROR: SystemError: opening file "abc\ndef": No such file or directory
which fails, because eachline
expects a filename, or a IOBuffer
. Thus,
I have to wrap the string again in a IOBuffer
to make that work:
julia> io = IOBuffer(); write(io, "abc\n"); write(io, "def")
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julia> str = String(take!(io))
"abc\ndef"
julia> for line in eachline(IOBuffer(str))
@show line
end
line = "abc"
line = "def"
That feels a little odd. Is there a more reasonable approach to iterate over the lines of the originally written io
object without having to
first convert it to string and then wrap it again in a IOBuffer
?
Try seekstart
. It's the position in the buffer which trips you up.
Leandro Martínez has marked this topic as resolved.
Thanks!
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