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Paulo da Silva
Hi.
I am writing to a file mixing "Normal" with gziped Data.
For that I am using GzipFile. For ex. 1st I write some data (A),
then I open a GzipFile and write let's say N (uncompressed) bytes (B).
Then I close GzipFile, write some more data (C) and close the file.
Unfortunately, when reading the the N compressed bytes (B) and
closing GzipFile, I didn't *always* get correctly positioned at
the beginning of (C)! Is this a bug? Is there a way to exhaust
all the bytes written to GzipFile so that the file pointer *always*
point to beginning of (C)?
Most of times this works fine, but not always!
Thanks for any help.
I am writing to a file mixing "Normal" with gziped Data.
For that I am using GzipFile. For ex. 1st I write some data (A),
then I open a GzipFile and write let's say N (uncompressed) bytes (B).
Then I close GzipFile, write some more data (C) and close the file.
Unfortunately, when reading the the N compressed bytes (B) and
closing GzipFile, I didn't *always* get correctly positioned at
the beginning of (C)! Is this a bug? Is there a way to exhaust
all the bytes written to GzipFile so that the file pointer *always*
point to beginning of (C)?
Most of times this works fine, but not always!
Thanks for any help.