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From: "Kevin Windham" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
It was posted earlier in the thread. Basically instead of concatenating a
string from the file to a buffer string each time you read, you append a
string to an array of strings. Then at the end of your reading you "join"
the array into one string. This prevents creating a string every time you
append instead of concatenate.
Yes, I just caught up. Thanks for explaining. That way, it might make sense
for those who do not want to rely on Theo's plugin, or to anyone if it is in
fact (a lot) faster than using fs.AppendString and GetResult.
Ronald Vogelaar
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