I need a way to read from a file, but reloading the data from the disk each time. How can this be done, short of using File.reopen every time?
Unbuffered Read from File--Ruby
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You could use
IO#rewind:This does of course require a seekable file but that shouldn't be a problem if you're using plain disk files.