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| Subject: | read the whole file into a string? |
| From: | William Xuuu <william_xuuu@163.com> |
| Date: | Tue, 08 Feb 2005 01:07:03 +0800 |
| List-id: | <scsh-users.list-id.scsh.net> |
| Organization: | the Church of Emacs |
Hi,
A simple question, how to read a file into one single string? I looked into
the manuals of scsh, only found this:
(read-string nbytes [fd/port]) ---> string or #f (procedure)
(read-string! str [fd/port start end]) ---> nread or #f (procedure)
I took a try:
(let* ((port (open-file "/tmp/foo" open/read))
(str (read-string 100 port)))
(display str))
Can someone give me a hint?
thanks.
--
William
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