This class implements the OutputStream interface for writing bytes to a file. More...

#include <QC_FileOutputStream.dox.h>

Inheritance diagram for Qore::FileOutputStream:

Public Member Methods
nothing	close ()
	Closes the output stream and releases any resources. More...

	constructor (string fileName, bool append=False, softint mode=0644, *string encoding)
	Creates the FileOutputStream by opening or creating a file. More...

string	getEncoding ()
	Returns the character encoding for the FileOutputStream. More...

nothing	write (binary data)
	Writes bytes to the output stream. More...

Public Member Methods inherited from Qore::OutputStream
abstract nothing	close ()
	Flushes any buffered (unwritten) bytes, closes the output stream and releases all resources. More...

	constructor ()
	Constructor. More...

abstract nothing	write (binary data)
	Writes bytes to the output stream. More...

Public Member Methods inherited from Qore::StreamBase
	constructor ()
	Throws an exception if called directly; this class can only be instantiated by builtin subclasses. More...

int	getThreadId ()
	Get the currently assigned thread id or -1 if not assigned to any thread.

nothing	reassignThread ()
	Reassigns current thread as thread used for stream manipulation. More...

nothing	unassignThread ()
	Unassigns current thread as thread used for stream manipulation. More...

Detailed Description

This class implements the OutputStream interface for writing bytes to a file.

Restrictions:: Qore::PO_NO_FILESYSTEM

Example: FileOutputStream basic usage: FileOutputStream fos("file.ext");

fos.write(<01>);

fos.write(<0203>);

fos.close();

# file.ext now contains three bytes: 01 02 03

Note: stream classes are not designed to be accessed from multiple threads; they have been implemented without locking for fast and efficient use when used from a single thread. For methods that would be unsafe to use in another thread, any use of such methods in threads other than the thread where the constructor was called will cause a STREAM-THREAD-ERROR to be thrown, unless the stream is handed off to another thread using the StreamBase::unassignThread() method in the thread that currently owns the stream, and the StreamBase::reassignThread() method in the new thread.

See also: StreamWriter for a class that can be used to write various kinds of data to an OutputStream

Since: Qore 0.8.13

Member Function Documentation

◆ close()

nothing Qore::FileOutputStream::close ( )

virtual

Closes the output stream and releases any resources.

Any methods called on a closed output stream will throw an IO-ERROR exception.

Exceptions

IO-ERROR	if an I/O error occurs
OUTPUT-STREAM-CLOSED-ERROR	the output stream has already been closed
STREAM-THREAD-ERROR	this exception is thrown if this method is called from any thread other than the thread that created the object

Implements Qore::OutputStream.

◆ constructor()

Qore::FileOutputStream::constructor	(	string	fileName,
		bool	append = `False`,
		softint	mode = `0644`,
		*string	encoding
	)

Creates the FileOutputStream by opening or creating a file.

Parameters

fileName	the name of the file to open
append	if true, then bytes will be written to the end of the file
mode	permission bits for when the file is to be created (default: 0644)
encoding	the character encoding of the file; if not present, defaults to the default encoding

Note: raw binary data is written to the output stream, so it's up to the caller to ensure that only valid character data for the given encoding is written to the FileOutputStream object

◆ getEncoding()

string Qore::FileOutputStream::getEncoding ( )

Returns the character encoding for the FileOutputStream.

Code Flags:: CONSTANT

Example:: FileOutputStream fos(filname);

string encoding = fos.getEncoding();

Returns: the character encoding for the FileOutputStream

Note: raw binary data is written to the output stream, so it's up to the caller to ensure that only valid character data for the given encoding is written to the FileOutputStream object

◆ write()

nothing Qore::FileOutputStream::write ( binary data )