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TCHAR* buffer = new TCHAR[1024]; UINT ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); while ( ret != 0 ) { buffer[ret] = TEXT('\0'); strText = buffer; OutWebResource += strText; ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); } pFile->Close();
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I used this read UNICODE data, but It seemed that there is always mem uninitialized. what's the matter?
I don`t understand what u really want but after declaring TCHAR... do a memset( &buffer, 0, sizeof(TCHAR)); NG
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I don`t understand what u really want but after declaring TCHAR... do a memset( &buffer, 0, sizeof(TCHAR)); NG
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TCHAR* buffer = new TCHAR[1024]; UINT ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); while ( ret != 0 ) { buffer[ret] = TEXT('\0'); strText = buffer; OutWebResource += strText; ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); } pFile->Close();
You should allocate one more byte for '\0' char. TCHAR* buffer = new TCHAR[1025]; " Action without vision is only passing time, Vision without action is merely day dreaming, But vision with action can change the world " - Words from Nelson Mandela Thanks & Regards, Gopalakrishnan
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TCHAR* buffer = new TCHAR[1024]; UINT ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); while ( ret != 0 ) { buffer[ret] = TEXT('\0'); strText = buffer; OutWebResource += strText; ret = pFile->Read(buffer, 1024); } pFile->Close();
If your
pFile->Readcall reads 1024TCHAR's, thenrethas the value 1024. The linebuffer[ret] = TEXT('\0');will then overrun the end ofbuffer.
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you have define UNICODE in your project because TCHAR type will have a size of 2 bytes then.... an CFile will work different or u can send by mail(to me) your file to see where.... NG -- modified at 10:27 Monday 5th September, 2005