why compile no error,but when running note"unable to open input file"

[vividtang]

#include #include #include int main() { using namespace std; ofstream outfile("F:\myoutfile.txt"); ifstream infile("F:\myinfile.txt"); if(!infile) { cerr<<"error,unable to open input file\n"; return -1; } if(!outfile) { cerr<<"error,unable to open output file!\n"; return -2; } string word; while(infile>>word) outfile<

[mcsherry]

have you tried using double backslash in the path name as in C++ and C a single backslash followed by a letter is a special case, e.g. \n is newline hth

[vividtang]

ofstream outfile("F:\\test\\myoutfile.txt"); ifstream infile("F:\\test\\myinfile.txt"); ok!

[Rafael Fernandez Lopez]

Compiler doesn't looks for your files... that is not a compiler error !!!. is not a sintaxis error... because is a string... You know what I mean ?? ;)

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