Re: file open in C++
Rolf Magnus wrote:
Victor Bazarov wrote:
Saeed Amrollahi wrote:
On Nov 22, 11:26 am, arunix <arru...@gmail.com> wrote:
Thanks for the reply
we have to use string::c_str()
myfile.open(f_nme.c_str());
Great
i never thought about it because i thought i need only few character
for the file name..
I am happy to help you.
As I noted, for historical reasons only, the file stream constructor
uses the char* for file name.
Bjarne Stroustrup proposed uniform use of std::string in all C-style
string interfaces. May be in next revision of C++ (I mean C++1X) will
Just a note, the _next_ version of the language is called "C++0x". You
might want to explain what you mean by "C++1X", perhaps the version
after next?
Well, it's inofficially called "C++0x" because it was supposed to be
released in 200x, but that won't happen. So renaming it to C++1x seems
reasonable to me.
Reasonable or not, it's still C++0x.
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