Re: What the?
Since Msg is a CString, if you are getting it from somewhere else you could
easily translated the \n to \r\n using a single CString::Replace() call.
Tom
"Ron H." <rnh@mmm.com> wrote in message
news:47b1d4d8$0$19478$8d2e0cab@news.newsgroup-binaries.com...
I wanted to verify that I was getting the correct data so I decided to
temporarily create a CStdioFile and dump the results for my viewing
pleasure. The code looks like this:
CStdioFile DatFile; //opened modeCreate | modeNoTruncate | modeReadWrite
float DataArray[600];//populated elsewhere in the program with the int
DataCount being the number of records.
CString Msg.
int DataCount;
DWORD Cnt;
for(x=0;x<DataCount;x++)
{
Msg.format("%2.5f\n",DataArray[x]);
WriteFile(DatFile,LPCTSTR(Msg),Msg.GetLength(),&Cnt,0);
}
IT DOESN'T WORK! The data is written to the file just fine but there are
no newlines!! I've tried adding white spaces but nothing changes. If I
replace the \n with \r\n it works...
What's going on?
Ron H.
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