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titaniumdecoy · Apr 5th, 2006, 1:55 AM

If you really want to rewind the BufferedReader, you'll find the mark() and reset() methods useful.

However, I suggest that instead you store all the data you read in from the BufferedReader initially, close() it, and use the data you have already stored rather than rereading it.

For example, why not replace

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c.print ("first line 1: " + input2.readLine());

with

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c.print ("first line 1: " + inputStringFinal[0]);

Apr 5th, 2006, 1:55 AM	#2
titaniumdecoy Expert Programmer Join Date: Nov 2005 Posts: 928 Rep Power: 4	If you really want to rewind the BufferedReader, you'll find the mark() and reset() methods useful. However, I suggest that instead you store all the data you read in from the BufferedReader initially, close() it, and use the data you have already stored rather than rereading it. For example, why not replace (Toggle Plain Text) c.print ("first line 1: " + input2.readLine()); c.print ("first line 1: " + input2.readLine()); with (Toggle Plain Text) c.print ("first line 1: " + inputStringFinal[0]); c.print ("first line 1: " + inputStringFinal[0]);