I work professionally in the finance industry as a system architect and programmer, primarily in Java, C, C++.
I have a passion for functional programming and have been hacking in Erlang for some 8+ years.
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Node.js or Erlang added 77 characters in body |
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File IO and list processing I modified the sample code to add an OS specific writeline/2 function since the Erlang formatter doesn't do it for us. |
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File IO and list processing Change sample to make os specific writeline |
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File IO and list processing There is some discussion about this here - stackoverflow.com/questions/13215033/… . It seams that is was "intended" to be platform specific, but was never implemented as such. |
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After adding and removing jars to my endorsed directories, Eclipse gives me errors on all projects That where I expected to find it. But it's not there. Thanks. |
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File IO and list processing @ace007 - I would have expected the ~n format to be platform agnostic. I don't have erlang running on a windows platform. You might want to look at io:nl/1 (erlang.org/doc/man/io.html#nl-0) |
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File IO and list processing edited body |
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File IO and list processing Added tests |
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answered | File IO and list processing |
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File IO and list processing Erlang's lists module does have a foreach function that is intended for processing side-effects on a list. You could look at that. I'll try put an answer together with some code examples. |
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Jan
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asked | After adding and removing jars to my endorsed directories, Eclipse gives me errors on all projects |
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awarded | Nice Answer |
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Remembering user credentials in standalone Application In that case, you cannot store passwords using cryptographic hash functions, since you will need to retrieve the clear password text. There are password managers like KeyPass and KeyPassX, but I believe they require a password to access, and may not have a Java API. If you do decide to store a file with the password in clear passwords, store it per-user under an access restricted directory. You haven't said what platforms you are supporting. Creating read-restricted files using Java7's java.nio.files is possible for POSIX based systems, but I'm not sure for Windows. |
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Dec
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Remembering user credentials in standalone Application Thanks C. Ross. I may have made an assumption. |
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Dec
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Remembering user credentials in standalone Application Yes, salting is always a good idea to deal with rainbow-tables. Cheers. |
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Dec
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awarded | Critic |
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awarded | Editor |
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Remembering user credentials in standalone Application fixed grammer, code formatting |
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answered | Remembering user credentials in standalone Application |
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Is there a module that implements an efficient array type in Erlang? Indeed. The array module uses a few tricks to extend array with 'undefined' unset indexes. It also appears to compress large expanses of 'undefined' elements. |
