How do I use the Go language to copy a file into another file? The Go Language standard package IO provides a simple function copy to implement this function, here is an example. ////////////
Package Main
Import(
"FMT"
"io"
"OS"
)
FuncMain (){
CopyFile (OS. args[1],os. args[2])//os. ARGS[1] for the target file, OS. ARGS[2] As the source file
FMT. Println ("Copy Complete",)
}
FuncCopyFile (dstname,srcnamestring)(written Int64,errerror){
src,err: =os. Open (SrcName)
iferr!=nil{
return
}
defersrc. Close ()
DST,err: =os. OpenFile (DstName,os. O_wronly|os. O_create,0644)
iferr!=nil{
return
}
deferDST. Close ()
returnio. Copy (DST,src)
}
E:\go_source\go_program_code\temptest>temptest.exe abc.log ex14061310.log Copy
2917891 Bytes!
E:\go_source\go_program_code\temptest>ls-al Total 3947 drwxr-xr-x 2 sharp administ 0 OCT 24 10:23. Drwxr-xr-x Sharp administ 8192 Oct 20 17:20.. -rw-r--r--1 Sharp Administ
2917891 OCT 11:05 abc.log-rw-r--r--1 Sharp administ
2917891 June 10:00am ex14061310.log-rwxr-xr-x 1 administ 2236928 Oct 11:05 temptest.exe-rw-r--r--1 Sharp Administ 520 Oct 11:05 temptest.go/////Note here the use of defer, after the source files and destination files are opened followed by a defer delay closing the file. If defer DST is not used after the destination file. Close (), once the creation of the target file fails to debug, it will return the error directly, causing the source file to remain open so that the resource is not released. Therefore, in the go language, remember that the open file has been incorrectly judged to be followed by a defer close delay call. Io. Copy's function prototype is as follows
func Copy (DST Writer, SRC Reader) (written int64, err error)
The copy function copies from source to destination until it reads EOF to the source or if there are other errors, it returns the number of bytes copied and the first error that occurred during the copy process. If replication succeeds, the COP returns ERR ==nil, because copy is defined as copy from source until EOF is encountered, it does not treat EOF as an error. There is also an IO in the IO packet. Copyn function, the prototype is as follows
func Copyn (DST Writer, Src Reader, n Int64) (written int64, err error)Copyn will copy n bytes from the source file (or encounter an error interrupt) to the target file and return to the number of sections actually copied Package Main
Import(
"FMT"
"io"
"OS"
)
FuncMain (){
Counter, _ := CopyFile(Os.Args[1], Os.Args[2], Os.Args[3]) // OS. ARGS[1] for the target file, OS. ARGS[2] As the source file
fmt. Println("copy",counter,"Byte!" ) )
}
func copyfile ( dstname Srcname string n int64 ) ( written int64 , err error ) {
src,err: =os. Open(srcname)
if Err! =Nil {
return
}
defersrc. Close()
     dst, err := os Openfile ( dstname os O_wronly| Os O_create 0644 )
if Err! =Nil {
return
}
deferDST. Close()
returnio. Copyn(DST,src,n)//
}
E:\go_source\go_program_code\temptest>temptest.exe test.go temptest.go 1000 copy
526 Bytes!
E:\go_source\go_program_code\temptest>ls-al Total 3948 drwxr-xr-x 2 sharp administ 0 OCT 24 11:10. Drwxr-xr-x Sharp administ 8192 Oct 20 17:20.. -rw-r--r--1 administ 2917891 Oct 11:05 abc.log-rw-r--r--1 sharp administ 2917891 June 10:00am-Ex 14061310.log-rwxr-xr-x 1 administ 2236928 Oct 11:05 temptest.exe-rw-r--r--1 Sharp administ
526 OCT 11:10 temptest.go-rw-r--r--1 Sharp administ
526 OCT 11:10 Test.go
Copy files using the Go language
