Indexing Compressed Data
Hi all,
can any one of u tel me how to index the compressed data in a file? I have used lzw compression to compress the data. data is now in a file. i need to retrieve the text decompressing only the particular record i need and i don wanna decompress the entire file.
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Please edit your question so that the text is not tagged as a code block.
Also, question does not seem to have anything to do with bioinformatics, so I think you are asking in the wrong forum.
Agreed x2. I think this one will be closed later in the day, subject to assessment by other admins.
I agree this should be closed - it's completely off topic
OK then. You should ask this type of question at a general programming site, such as StackOverflow.