Strange double identity issue in terminal, text files showing as unix terminal files [suspected 'workgroup' issue?]

Hey everyone. Using Mavericks 10.9.2 but a few odd things that don't seem easy for me to pin down or change keep coming up. Hopefully most the things I'm concerned about people here can prove me wrong. Firstly over the last few weeks I've noticed that when I log into terminal half the time it says the correct thing, ie, garys-mac-pro:~ gary$
But sometimes a totally different identity seems to start up, so the text changes from the above to sudo-seedling:~ gary$ and I noticed the following text in my sharing center in system prefs looks like this:
Terminal: http://i60.tinypic.com/w814eq.png
Sharing: http://oi60.tinypic.com/w814eq.jpg
"Your computers name is: gary’s Mac Pro
Computers on your local network can access your computer at:
sudo-seedling.local"
I'd've never changed the name myself, and wouldn't have used that either, which is what aroused my attention. One final thing that I'm not 100% sure is relevant or not is that of late I keep getting 'shared devices/servers', sometimes with names you might expect like BTHUB4 (why would they put a server with an admin password I've not been told in my local network though?) another called WorkGroup (again a server that I can not get any info or access from without a password) and a few times others called ADMIN. I live at home with one other person who doesn't even have a phone, let alone a computer. When these turn up there's no info I can get on them by right clicking get info (all identifiable info just has a perpetuating spinning white wheel), they don't even seem to be accessible though terminal, I tried for a while.
[EDIT: A brand new 'shared' something has now popped up, is called home, same *** all the other ones (screencap http://i.imgur.com/fZTFsg3.png )
I've also noticed two similarly "hidden" elusive drives/servers in my root directory called home and net with very odd properties: they say always say they are zero bytes and created in 2001 =/ But the "date modified" date is always right up to date, and I get the same blank spinning wheels for any info from them. just dont like having so many new, hidden, remote and unexpected things on my MAC.. So why can I not delete them? Anyone know what these are? Are they normal? See this picture http://oi62.tinypic.com/iyzyc1.jpg
One final thing I noted that I have no clue about and defo did not set up are the settings in network center for WINS and DNS, the WINS has my 'so called' netbios name, and below that that I'm working in a workgroup called workgroup http://i57.tinypic.com/jadxmh.png
And towards DNS both boxes are greyed out and unchangeable, don't know if that is normal or not. Screncap http://oi60.tinypic.com/szbkmc.jpg

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               Count = 26;
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               if ( Count == 26 )
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               inboundtext = s;
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fdLast.setBounds(350, 70, 70, 30);
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Hello guys,
I have a problem I wish you can help me fix.
I have written a .txt file using fprintf. So everything is formatted as I wanted in the file. The advantage of using fprintf in my code is that I used format specifiers to print (write) values of variables at run tim in the file... Brief the problem is that
now I need to put ALL the content of the text file into a buffer pointed to by a (char * ) so that I can use that buffer in a pdfLibrary function (libHaru)... BUT since I used fprintf, fread doesnt function properly an I get "garbage"
in the (char * ) pointer and the buffer it points to. I failed when trying to use fscanf. I'll put my code here but.
Below a piece of my code. Hopefully you'll see through it.
Could you guys help me to find a way around this problem ?
Another problem is I MUST use fprintf instead of fwrite since I write values (using format specifiers) of variables a run time AND I need the output to be formatted so libHaru will just blindly prind the text to a pdf page.
void main(void)
FILE *fp;
char *myfile_text;
fp = fopen("myfile.txt", "r");
//myfile.txt was written with fprintf
fseek(fp, 0, SEEK_END);
myfile_size = ftell(fp);
myfile_text = (char*)malloc(sizeof(char)*myfile_size);
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/*myfile_text pointer utilisation*/HPDF_Page_TextOut(page, x, y, myfile_text);
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This is obviously not the code you executed. For example, there is no definition of myfile_size.  If your code is not doing what you expect, you need to show us the code that executed. It's OK, even desirable, to strip your function
down to the minimum that demonstrates the problem but then you need to compile and execute that stripped down version. Otherwise, we are comparing apples and oranges. However, it is all we have to talk about now, so-
How did you determine that the file was written correctly?
Consider that fread() probably returned 0. Since you positioned the file pointer at the end of the file, there was nothing left to read. What would you expect puts() to produce in this case?
fp is opened as a text file. The description of ftell() warns that the return value is not necessarily a character count.
One common method of reading a text file of unknown size into a buffer is:
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     Loop until you read less than requested (or the expansion fails):
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          Repeat.
If you are going to pass the buffer to puts(), you need to add the '\0' termination character at the end of the data to make it a well formed string. fread() does not do this for you like some other functions.
Since you are coding in C:
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From all the documentation and examples I can find, it appears that it would be
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The global variable goes null [no values] after the load event listener. Why is that?
Isn't global, well global, and alive for the duration of the SWF?
PARAMS.TXT:
monthNames=January,February,March,April,May,June,July,August,September,October,November,De cember&dayNames=Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday
CODE:
var dNames:Array = new Array();
var mNames:Array = new Array();
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variables.dataFormat = URLLoaderDataFormat.VARIABLES;
variables.addEventListener(Event.COMPLETE, completeHandler);
try
variables.load(request);
catch (error:Error)
trace("Unable to load URL: " + error);
trace("2 mNames 2: " + mNames[2]);
trace("2 dNames 3: " + dNames[3]);
stop();
function completeHandler(event:Event):void
var loader:URLLoader = URLLoader(event.target);
dNames = loader.data.dayNames.split(",");
mNames = loader.data.monthNames.split(",");
trace(loader.data.dayNames);
trace("1 mNames 2: " + mNames[2]);
trace("1 dNames 3: " + dNames[3]);
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2 mNames 2: undefined
2 dNames 3: undefined
Sunday,Monday,Tuesday,Wednesday,Thursday,Friday,Saturday
1 mNames 2: March
1 dNames 3: Wednesday
How do I access these values after loading from the external file, after the load?
Thanks in advance.

The statement you quoted from whatever Adobe documentation is correct.
If you want to load the data into the arrays before anything else happens, then have anything else that happens execute via the completeHandler function... after the data is loaded and processed into the arrays.
the command: loadFile() executes before the trace("2:" +images[4]); command. The loadFile function is processed and the loading process BEGINS... but starting the loading does not delay the main processing from continuing down the line--the loading itself becomes a secondary/background task. The command was to execute the loadFile function and the processing of that function was completed. If you don't believe so, then add a trace...
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Hi !
Im not exactly new to Java. I discovered this behaviour when explaining to a junior.
I have a simple Server-Client architecture to send a text file. The server sends strings to client. The client checks for the string to become null, and never terminates !
Server.java
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Socket s = new Socket(IP,port);
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String read = new String();_
*while((read = br.readLine()) != null){*_
System.out.println(read);_
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Thank you so much for the reply !
All blocks are within try-catch. I didn't post the whole code since you would find it inconvenient !
I tried flushing the stream ! Still doesnt work !
I guess it might help to post the entire source:
CLIENT.JAVA
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SERVER.JAVA
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I am using text output file from essbase to be imported to HFM using multiload
The separator is tab for records.
It seems i need to use tab separator in row 6 of text file (multiload) for dimension tags because separator should be same as in data records
Is this true?
When i am using Tab as separator for row 6 also ,no data gets loaded using multiload.
But when i convert my file separator and row6 separator as comma then it works.
But i need to use tab separator.
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Hi, My requirement is to read a text file and print it the same way.
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileReader;
public class CatFile {
public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
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     BufferedReader reader = new BufferedReader(file);
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A
B
C
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Hi EJP,
I modified the code based on your suggestion and now its working as expected. Thanks
Modified code :
import java.io.BufferedReader;
import java.io.FileReader;
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public static void main(String[] args) throws Exception
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     String line = reader.readLine();
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In a program im creating i need to save some coordinates of a micropositioner i have into a text file,
I have the coordinates saved into an array that has 6 digits of precision (6 places after the decimal point).
I use the number to string conversion and wire that into the write to text file function in labview. When i open the file
the numbers that are only displayed are the ones to the left of the decimal point. I know the number to decimal string function
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