Idris2-boot/tests/chez/chez004/Buffer.idr
Edwin Brady 78e44a4353 Reading/writing buffers can fail
So, make them return and Either and wrap the scheme definitions in an
exception handler that returns an error code on failure
2019-09-28 18:33:46 +01:00

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import Data.Buffer
import System.File
main : IO ()
main
= do buf <- newBuffer 100
s <- rawSize buf
printLn s
setInt buf 1 94
val <- getInt buf 1
printLn val
setDouble buf 10 94.42
val <- getDouble buf 10
printLn val
setString buf 20 "Hello there!"
val <- getString buf 20 5
printLn val
val <- getString buf 26 6
printLn val
ds <- bufferData buf
printLn ds
Right f <- openBinaryFile "test.buf" WriteTruncate
| Left err => putStrLn "File error on write"
Right _ <- writeBufferToFile f buf 100
| Left err => do putStrLn "Buffer write fail"
closeFile f
closeFile f
Right f <- openBinaryFile "test.buf" Read
| Left err => putStrLn "File error on read"
buf2 <- newBuffer 100
Right _ <- readBufferFromFile f buf2 100
| Left err => do putStrLn "Buffer read fail"
closeFile f
closeFile f
ds <- bufferData buf2
printLn ds
Right f <- openBinaryFile "test.buf" Read
| Left err => putStrLn "File error on read"
buf3 <- newBuffer 99
Right _ <- readBufferFromFile f buf3 100
| Left err => do putStrLn "Buffer read fail"
closeFile f
closeFile f