Util.File.Abstraction 6.0.5

FileAbstraction

For shortened file IO syntax.

This is an easy way of writing/reading files. This might be useful for state management, or quick prototyping.

For example, you can save files to the current directory with the syntax: someObject.ToFile();

For example: 256.ToFile(); This will write the number 256 to a file.

Then, you can display the file with FileAbstract.DisplayFile();

You can also specify specific paths:

"Some file content".ToFile( "Some user directory", "myFile.txt"));
FileAbstraction.DisplayFile("Some user directory", "myFile.txt");

You can serialise objects to/from files, for example:

var c = new Computer();
c.ToFile();
var savedC = FileAbstraction.ReadBinFile<Computer>();
Console.WriteLine(savedC.Name);