I'm trying to do a find and replace in an OpenXML word document which I've openened into a MemoryStream.
using (WordprocessingDocument _document = WordprocessingDocument.Open(_ms, true))
{
var placeHolder = _document.MainDocumentPart.Document
.Descendants<DocumentFormat.OpenXml.Wordprocessing.Text>()
...
Let's say I have a file /etc/conf1
it's contents are along the lines of
option = banana
name = monkey
operation = eat
and let's say I want to replace "monkey" with "ostrich". How can I do that without reading the file to memory, altering it and then just writing it all back? Basically, how can I modify the file "in place"?
...
I am writing a MacFuse plugin, and would like finder to use the appropriate icons & launch the appropriate app when a file is opened.
It is not possible for me to add an extension to the file, so my only other option in Snow Leopard is the NSFileHFSTypeCode. I have reviewed all of the codes registered on my machine using http://www.rub...
I have two configuration files. One is ini one is php. They look like below. I need to update the database file name but the rest of the files must be unchanged. Any idea how to do so?
config.ini
; Turning Debugging on
[test]
developer = true
; Production site configuration data
[production]
database.params.dbname = /var/lib/firebir...
Hi all,
I did a search and nothing really seemed to be directly related to this question. Is it possible, using Python, to merge seperate PDF files?
Assuming so, I need to extend this a little further. I am hoping to loop through folders in a directory and repeat this procedure.
And I may be pushing my luck, but is it possible t...
Hi, guys,
I have a file as follows:
line 1: _____
...
# for AAA
#export CONFIG = AAA_defconfig
# for BBB, BbB, Bbb, BBb3
#export CONFIG = BBB_defconfig
# for CCC, CcC, Ccc, Ccc1
#export CONFIG = CCC_defconfig
...
other lines
I want manipulate the file, so that based on the given string, I could export the right "CONFIG", and...
I noticed in my C++ code that anytime I close an std::ofstream object I'm unable to reopen the file I closed with std::ifstream. std::ifstream's open function will always fail.
Is there anything 'extra' I can do to ensure that my std::ofstream object closes properly?
Someone's probably going to ask to see my specific code so for the sa...