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Subject: offsets in a FileChannel ...
Date: Sat, 23 Feb 2013 14:11:49 +0000 (UTC)
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 What is missing in this code snippet to get the offsets in the underlying
FileChannel on which the MappedByteBuffer and then the CharBuffer are built?
~ 
 CharBuffer.position() gives you the position alright, but how about wanting
to get the actual offset of certain characters in the actual data feed exposed
through the FileInputStream?
~ 
     char c;
     long lPsx;
     FIS = new FileInputStream(IFl);
     FileChannel FlChnl = FIS.getChannel();
     MappedByteBuffer MptbChnlBfr = FlChnl.map(FileChannel.MapMode.READ_ONLY,
0, FlChnl.size());
     CharBuffer cBfrUTF8 = ChrStDkdr.decode(MptbChnlBfr);
// __ 
     while(cBfrUTF8.hasRemaining()){
      c = cBfrUTF8.get();
      lPsx = cBfrUTF8.position();
      System.err.println("// __ |" + lPsx + "|" + c + "|" + (int)c + "|");
     }
// __ 
     FlChnl.close();
     FIS.close();
~ 
 Or do you know of any other way to basically do the same thing?
~ 
 thanks,
 lbrtchx
 comp.lang.java.programmer:offsets in a FileChannel ...