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In Node.js How Do I Change (overwrite) A Byte In A Binary File Without Adding Bytes
In Node.js how do I change (overwrite) a byte in a binary file (at a certain offset) without adding bytes in between and changing its length?
In C I would just do something like fopen() the file with "r+", fseek() to the offset where I want to change, then overwrite the bytes with fwrite(). How would the equivalent in Node.js look like?
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Answer
Okay, I figured out it is actually pretty straight forward ^^
fs.open(filename, "r+", (err, fd) => {
if(!err) {
fs.write(
fd, new Uint8Array([byte]), 0, 1, offset,
(err, bw, buf) => {
if(!err) {
// succesfully wrote byte to offset
}
}
);
}
});
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source: stackoverflow.com
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