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In article <4ep3D7i00iUxE1J0Yj@andrew.cmu.edu> js3b+@andrew.cmu.edu (James Vincent Schultz) writes:
>
>I'm just starting out as a NeXT programmer, so please forgive me if I'm
>missing something obvious.
>
>I'd like to use the NXReadTypes & NXWriteTypes functions to temporarily store
>some instance variables in memory.  I looked in NeXT Concepts and the
>NeXTStep Reference to come up with the idea of opening a memory stream,
>converting that to a typed stream, and passing that to my object.
>
>This is great except that you have to open a stream NX_READONLY or
>NX_WRITEONLY.  I can't figure out how to do both.  I want to write to a
>stream, then come back a while later and read the values back.
>
>How can I read & write a stream?

NX_READWRITE

everbody should index /usr/include and put it on their default
bookshelf.  It's already done for you in 3.0 (and there's also
header-viewer in 3.0...)


andrew
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