Miguel Caro wrote:
> I can show the code of this file.
> Please it is necessary to write the dimension of this square matrix, i.e.
> N=33, then the dimension of the matrix it will be 1089x1089, in this form
> the program was developped.
>
> Here it goes the code:
> Please , again, write N=33 to obtain a matrix 1089x1089... when you opening
> this text file you will see the error message...
>
> Miguel Caro wrote:
>> Hello everybody,
>>
>> Well, i am working with a Borland C++ version 4.0.
>>
>> I am trying to write in a text file ("data.txt") a matrix with dimension
>> 1089x1089 elements.
>>
>> When i am going to check some elements of the matrix in this file then
>> appears a message :
>>
>> "One or more lines were too long and have been truncated"
>>
>> and the last lines of the matrix in the file are converting in a
>> "cocktail of numbers"="puzzle".
>>
>> What can i do to solve this problem?.
>>
>> The elements of the matrix will be using in another file.
>>
>>
>> Bye.
Sigh. I occasionally miss the bittersweet ol' DOS days. There was this
nifty utility called 'browse.com' that was only a couple K in size. It
opened very large files as read-only (i.e. it 'browse'd files). It was
capable of reading files with some ridiculous line-length limit (no
limit?). Oh, and all actions were instantaneous.
And no one has bothered to make an equivalent utility for Windows*.
If someone is looking for a worthwhile project, THAT is a worthwhile
project. In some cases, people can care less about editing a text file
and just want to view the darn thing. Why load a text editor when you
only need a text viewer?
(* Yes, I searched Google. The reviews on the only utility in existence
are 50/50, I hate skinned interfaces with tacky graphics, search is
apparently sluggish, and the tool doesn't support binary files. Bonus:
Include a read-only hex editor.)
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