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  • U User 589870

    actually on saving file at close of application it is inserting end of file after every character.this is actually the problem.

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    Eugen Podsypalnikov
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    Please answer, what have you seen at the message boxes ? :)

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      Please answer, what have you seen at the message boxes ? :)

      virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

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      in both cases it is showing count 1024 in messageboxes..my qus is that where is my code inserting EOF after every character?

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        in both cases it is showing count 1024 in messageboxes..my qus is that where is my code inserting EOF after every character?

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        Eugen Podsypalnikov
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        Good, the file can be read in the both cases :) What is your next step (wish) please ? :) Would you like to read and write an UNICODE or ANSI csv-file ? :)

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        • E Eugen Podsypalnikov

          Good, the file can be read in the both cases :) What is your next step (wish) please ? :) Would you like to read and write an UNICODE or ANSI csv-file ? :)

          virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

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          why my code is inserting EOF after evry character on saving file.where my code is wrong?

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            why my code is inserting EOF after evry character on saving file.where my code is wrong?

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            When your project is configured as UNICODE project the output will be performed by two bytes per character... Would you like to see your output in ANSI ? :)

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            • E Eugen Podsypalnikov

              When your project is configured as UNICODE project the output will be performed by two bytes per character... Would you like to see your output in ANSI ? :)

              virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

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              yes?but i want to keep the project as unicode

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                yes?but i want to keep the project as unicode

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                Eugen Podsypalnikov
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                :) چرا که نه؟ Just convert your string to ANSI sequence:

                #include <AtlConv.h>
                ...
                {
                ...
                USES_CONVERSION;
                LPSTR lpszANSI = T2A(cszOut);
                cOutFile.Write(lpszANSI, strlen(lpszANSI));
                ...
                }

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                • E Eugen Podsypalnikov

                  :) چرا که نه؟ Just convert your string to ANSI sequence:

                  #include <AtlConv.h>
                  ...
                  {
                  ...
                  USES_CONVERSION;
                  LPSTR lpszANSI = T2A(cszOut);
                  cOutFile.Write(lpszANSI, strlen(lpszANSI));
                  ...
                  }

                  virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

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                  thanx a lot Eugen Podsypalnikov that was what the problem was actually it was inserting extra byte.thanx nw it is working fine after converting to ansi. Regards

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                  • U User 589870

                    thanx a lot Eugen Podsypalnikov that was what the problem was actually it was inserting extra byte.thanx nw it is working fine after converting to ansi. Regards

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                    Eugen Podsypalnikov
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                    You are welcome ! (sometimes I do read and write UNICODE csv-files, you could it too, when it will be needed once :) )

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                    • E Eugen Podsypalnikov

                      You are welcome ! (sometimes I do read and write UNICODE csv-files, you could it too, when it will be needed once :) )

                      virtual void BeHappy() = 0;

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                      yeah thanx ;)

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