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[TC]

How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?

Re: File

[Martin Dowie]

TC wrote:
> How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?

You could have a look at RM A.8 Ada.Sequential_IO.

Re: File

[Adrian Knoth]

TC <tecomeco@inwind.it> wrote:

> How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?

Please go to <http://adi.thur.de/index.php?show=adadocs> and
download some documentation. It contains a tutorial, the
reference manual and (especially for you) cpp2ada.html, a
file describing Ada from the perspective of a C++-programmer.



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Re: File

[Martin Krischik]

TC wrote:

> How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Input_Output

Martin
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Re: File

[Martin Krischik]

Martin Dowie wrote:

>> How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?
> 
> You could have a look at RM A.8 Ada.Sequential_IO.

If he only want to read characters then Direct_IO or Sequential_IO will do
just as needly.

He should really read:

http://en.wikibooks.org/wiki/Ada_Programming/Input_Output

and then make an informed decision based on what the rest of the program
should archive with the data read.

Martin

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Re: File

[Jeffrey R. Carter]

TC wrote:

> How I can open a sequential file and read char to char?

I suggest that you work through an on-line tutorial on Ada, or read a textbook. 
The text for the course you seem to be taking would be a good place to start.

Doing your Ada homework in C and then trying to get us to translate it into Ada 
piecemeal is unlikely to work, even if you end up with a working program. The 
result will be unlike what you would create if you learned Ada.

I suggest visiting adapower.com or adaworld.com. There you will find numerous 
on-line tutorials and textbooks. Once you have learned the basics of Ada, you 
will find your task much easier, and your skills as a coder much improved. If 
you still have specific questions, you will find us much more helpful.

-- 
Jeff Carter
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