How To Edit Runescape Filestream

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Hello everyone, this is my first post. I am from Argentina, so I'll try to do the best out of my english.I need help with the following issue. I receive a file from a client application to a server application using NetworkStream. As I receive the file, I save it temporarily to disc in a dile called 'temp'. The recepcion is succesfull, every byte is receive perfectly.The protocol I used to send the file is (without '): 'FileName FileSize FileContent'Now I need to make up the final file, the original. I can create a new file using FileStream with the name receive in the temp file, as well as I can read its size, but I don't know how to write only the 'temp' FileContent in the new file.

Is there any simple way to exclude the FileName and FileSize? Thanks for answering.I resolve the issue in the following way: After receiving and storing the temp file, I read 1024 bytes to a buffer which I convert to string, then with string.spit(' ') I separate the name and file size in different variables. After it, with file.seek I positioned the reding pointer to the first byte after 'FileSize ' and save all the readings to a new final file.I have read the articles you recomend. Very interesting by the way.It would be great to be able to remove the FileName FileSize bytes of the temporary file after reading them, and then just rename the temp file to become the original file. I didn't find how to do this, nor if it is posible.Thanks!!

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