I’m trying to read bytes from a file, and it would be handy if there was
a method that threw an exception if I couldn’t read that many bytes, or
encountered an EOF.
IO#readbytes seems like the perfect method, but I have an instance of
File.
The documentation says that File inherits from IO, but the File instance
doesn’t seem to have the readbytes method. Am I missing something?
–Aaron
Oops… Just needed to require ‘readbytes’
–Aaron
Aaron P. wrote:
I’m trying to read bytes from a file, and it would be handy if there was
a method that threw an exception if I couldn’t read that many bytes, or
encountered an EOF.
IO#readbytes seems like the perfect method, but I have an instance of File.
The documentation says that File inherits from IO, but the File instance
doesn’t seem to have the readbytes method. Am I missing something?
s = open(‘junk’){|f| f.read(10) }
fail if s.size < 10