i tried saving the string 1995030 to file as byte as a hex value.Used the following lines to do this by hand:
Dim fs As New FileStream("test.txt", FileMode.Open, FileAccess.ReadWrite)
fs.WriteByte(&H2D))
fs.WriteByte(&HB3)
fs.WriteByte(&H56)
This works as expected and everything is fine until this point.Now i tried to solve this problem by code.Tried the following:fs.writebyte(&H(str))Str contains the actual hex value to write.
trying to find a decent answer for my question; I do have a utf8 file which I (down)load, manipulate and wanting to save back again.The result always is that the file I produce is not in utf8 format;
Dim fs2 As New FileStream("c: est.dat", FileMode.Create, FileAccess.Write, FileShare.None) Dim w As New BinaryWriter(fs2, Encoding.UTF8)
I am trying to convert each line in a file into a byte array. The line in the file is similar to this: :100000000247A1E59620E7FBE4F596900780E0FF24
I have code and have tried several things but they don't seem to be working out. Dim fileline As String = "" Dim linebytes() As Byte = Nothing Dim idx As Integer ' Make sure the file is open for transferring the data to the board. If Not (SoftwareUpdateFilestream Is Nothing) Then [Code] .....
I'm trying to read the binary data from a binary file with the code below but the it's return the value in the byte array. How can i read the binary data from the binary file and then convert the data into string?This is how i create the binary file.
Dim fs As New FileStream(Application.StartupPath & "Agency.dat", FileMode.OpenOrCreate) Dim bf As New BinaryFormatter() Call bf.Serialize(fs, GAgency)[code]....
I have a byte array that I convert into a string like so Dim byt As Byte() = New Byte(255) {} s = New String(Encoding.ASCII.GetChars(byte))My question is when I look at the string in a debuger its clearly a normal string but when I compare it to what I know its supposed to be it doesnt equal. So i did a quick check and for some reason its return a string thats the length of 256 characters. So i did a s.trim and it still is 256 characters long.
We were currently working with our thesis regarding file compression and selected LZW compression. So far, we know how to work on it but we were stucked on how to write a byte.LZW uses 256 and up for the code table because 0 to 255 was used for a single byte.url...Our problem was we don't know how to write a byte higher than 255, s it possible, and read it as it is? Or, different way on how to do it?
I need to be able to write signed bytes to a serial port using SerialPort.Write() method, except that method only takes byte[] arrays of unsigned bytes, how would i write a signed byte to the serial port?For what I'm working on the particular command takes values from -1700 to 1700.
How can I write a signed byte (sbyte) to unmanaged memory using VB.NET? I can use Marshal.WriteByte() to write an unsigned byte, but there doesn't appear to be an overload for signed bytes.
I need to write some data which is string to tiff file. I am doing in the following way..[code]ControlData is the string which is to be written to the file.I am capturing the signature from the user. This function gets the data in string format and i need to create a tiff file using the string data.When i did in this way, signature.tiff is created but when i opened the image it is giving no preview available.
I want to write the connection string of my application in app.config file. I dont know how to write it or how to dynamically change it from my application source code either. My App.config file shows like..
I have a basic confusion between serial port and network TCP communication to devices.
My colleague uses a vb struct as the nice easy to read way to create a packet to send out via a serial port. Like this basic code sample below of his vb.net serial call followed at bottom by my c# tcp beginsend network call.
Can I use a struct as well to call out for my TCP network beginsend? By looking at the signature of BeginSend(Byte[] as the beginning of the signature for that method call to send data to a connected socket, I don't see myself being able to use a struct.
Public Structure PacketRecord Dim SourceAddress As Integer Dim DestinationAddress As Integer Dim Length As Integer
I'm writing on a texthandler-project for Vista.(Compiler : Visual Studio 2010-vb)My code must write a string back to file after trimming. I've decided to run the application as a full trust app. The code obtains the permission via fileiopermission,but still the result is:Acces is denied/Unauthorizedaccessexception (It's not Readonly).
I've searched everywhere to find out why the heck my program is doing this, but couldn't find anything like it...? I'm making a flash card program. Part of my program takes images corresponding to other data from a certain area, chosen by the user, and moves them to another folder, for later use. I want to store the path for the image next to the other data, storing the path as a string. When no image is chosen, the variable for the path is simply "no image".
I would like to read an HTML file, search each line to see if it starts with </head>. Then add the centering code after it. That line at destination file should read: </head><table border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="2" width="760"align="center"><tr><td> After this I don't care to search for anything. Just read from source and write to destination. I know there are programs out there to find/replace text in series of files but I am not allowed to use external programs.
I try to read the ID3 Info from a .mp3 file by reading bytes, and then i convert it to a string, and try to compare it to a string (that contains the same word(s)) but wasnt a byte stream beforehand anyhow ALL of my converted strings have a length of 31, regardless of if its a string that says "John" or a string that says "Teenage Mutant Ninja Turtles" how can i make my converted string have the correct length? John = 4 NOT 31!!??
I have thios code that will load a php file (text file) into a sting via streamreader then its supposed to find and replace a portion of the text and write the changes back out to the file via streamwriter. I put my code together and after running it look at the file and it's unchanged. After looking closer it appears the problem is the find & replace operation I am doing on the string. Here is my code:
I am using the .NET Framework 2.0, and I am trying to code a client bot for a game called Minecraft, Originally written in Java, there have been quite a few people who have made custom multi-player servers for this game, Primarily in C#, or in a language that i've never heard of, such as Pascal.I'm looking right now at sending this:
Packet ID: 0x00 (0) As Byte Protocol Version: 0x07(7) As byte Username: "umby25" As String
[code].....
"Byte cannot be converted to 1-Dimensional array of byte"
I don't understand why this whole thing would work in all of the other programming languages, but not Visual basic.I have tried converting the string using the same method that one of the open source C# servers used, and it failed, telling me that the dictionary does not contain that or something.
I have the following hex string 40 50 4C 41 59 0D I am transmitting to a piece of equipment, I need to calculate a checksum value to add to the string as the last byte to be sent. The checksum byte is generated in such a manner that the result of addition of all bytes of a message will become 11111111(255). the code that you see here does not work can anyone tell/show me why? Whats important is the checksum calculation.