Re: Using C++ iostreams for file IO in Cocoa
Re: Using C++ iostreams for file IO in Cocoa
- Subject: Re: Using C++ iostreams for file IO in Cocoa
- From: Dan Price <email@hidden>
- Date: Thu, 2 Feb 2006 12:27:46 +0000 (GMT)
--- Bert Torfs <email@hidden> wrote:
> First remark : it will make your application harder
> to universalize
> because of byte-order stuff.
I'm hoping this won't be an issue because I'm not
reading/writing any binary data - just text.
> I did not use streams, but - for historical reasons
> - the stream
> classes of PowerPlant.
Ahh! The memories! :-)
I found those stream classes very difficult to use.
I'm using iostream because I don't want to generate
proprietry files (as is the case with cocoa Archiving
and PP streams if I'm not mistaken) and XML files take
too long to parse (my app saves out a lot of data). So
I've got my data stored in text files and is still human-readable.
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