Re: Text File problem - VC++ MFC Studio 2008 MFC app
In addition to what others have written, if you are using CStdioFile you
should use WriteString and ReadString. How did you look at the file. Even
if it is writing Unicode to the file (depends on how you compile) you
shouldn't see "spaces" if you read it with a text file reader like Visual
Studio or Notepad.
Tom
"folderann" <tantanna@tat.com> wrote in message
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I just upgraded from VS 2003.
I notice if I try to write a CString to a file it p u t s s p a c e s
between the characters in the file.
I works fine if I use a character arrary. Is there a way I can use
CString. I've tried using CFile and CStdioFile with the same result.
Here's quick and dirty code. The commets // are for code that doesn't
work.
CStdioFile shutfile;
CString filid;
filid="sdown.cmd";
char ap_cs[]="now is the time";
//CString ap_cs;
//ap_cs="now is the time";
int proof_i;
proof_i=shutfile.Open(filid,CFile::modeCreate|CFile::modeWrite);
shutfile.Write(ap_cs,sizeof(ap_cs));
//shutfile.Write(ap)cs,ap_cs.GetLength());
shutfile.Close();
}
TIA for an help
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