In C++, the ifstream class has a property "eof", that seems to be the
default property. I'm porting come C++ code to Delphi, and it has a
form like:
ifstream ifs( pszFile, ios::binary|ios::nocreate|ios::in );
if( ! ifs ) { handle error}
ifs.read( (BYTE*)&structure, sizeof(structure) );
if( ! ifs ) {handle error}
How is this supposed to be done in Delphi? I don't find any property
or method that gives the EOF indication. The EOF function in the
System unit applies only to the older assign/reset/rewrite style of
file access. How is EOF tested when using TFileStream?
I guess I could re-write everything with AssignFile, Reset, BlockRead,
and EOF, but I thought TFileStreams were supposed to be a better way
to handle files?
(I'm using D7)
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