saving text in a file?

[mpallavi]

hey friends .. i did it.. it was simple ................. CFile flCPhone; flCPhone.Open(FileDlg.GetFileName(), CFile::modeCreate | CFile::modeWrite); int len; len=strlen(m_strInput); flCPhone.Write(m_strInput,len); ..................... thanx for showing me the write track.. i was simply running behind CArchive.. (A beginner in vc++.. getting into it..) thanx pal

[eli15021979]

if you allow the user to choose the file name and position with File dialog, in your flCPhone.open() use FileDlg.GetPathName() instead FileDlg.GetFileName(). regards, Eli

[Cedric Moonen]

Ouch... Sorry, I have mixed CFile with FILE* :~ But I think your question has already been answered ;)

[mpallavi]

ya fine.. thanx Eli .. pal

[mpallavi]

Hi cedric its ok.. :) I wasn't using the member functions of CFile.. There is no function for appending text to a file..in CFile (..I suppose).. How do i go about it?

[Cedric Moonen]

Then you can use FILE* and open it in appending mode ("-a"). Take a look at fopen in the doc: FILE* pFile = fopen("YourFile.txt","a"); fwrite(.....); // This will append text at the end of the file

[Anonymous]

i want get HDD serial number, and encoding it to binary number, and write this binary number into file application (example: myapplication.exe) ? i can't completed, help me ! Regards.

[Anonymous]

I using VC++ MFC.

[David Crow]

mpallavi wrote: There is no function for appending text to a file..in CFile (..I suppose).. Sure there is. Just go to the end of the file before writing to it. Remember to use CFile::modeNoTruncate when opening the file.

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[David Crow]

mpallavi wrote: The first character in the saved file is always a garbage value It is the number of bytes in the CString object that were written to the archive. You should be able to verify this. Take a look at CArchive's << operator. If the length of the CString object is >= 255 and < 0xfffe, an extra 0xff is written to the archive followed by the length of the CString object.

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[mpallavi]

hi david.. thanx I could append text to a already existing file.. I want the newly entered text to appear on a new line.. I used CFile::seektoend().. how to take the pointer to new line? .. regards pal

[David Crow]

Insert a CR and/or LF character first.

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"Opinions are neither right nor wrong. I cannot change your opinion. I can, however, change what influences your opinion." - David Crow