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tasumisra wrote: i am writing a COM component...
Which is an advanced topic. If writing to a text file is troubling you, COM will be next to impossible.
tasumisra wrote: ...may be it can be used there...
Certainly it can, but that's irrelevant at this point.
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DavidCrow wrote: COM will be next to impossible
NO BODY is there who knows COM BY BIRTH .... here only everybody had learnt and me too... will prove it...
vikas
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tasumisra wrote: will prove it...
Good luck.
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What about FILE and fopen ?
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hi
i am developing a application in server and client on MFC.
when i execute server and client ,Buffer over run error occur in client side .
it will be greatful if i get answer
k.guru moorthy
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guru moorthy.k wrote: it will be greatful if i get answer
Hence try to post a question. 
BTW:
guru moorthy.k wrote: i am developing a application in server and client on MFC.
when i execute server and client ,Buffer over run error occur in client side .
The above scenario is too broad to get any help (at least from me ).
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guru moorthy.k wrote: it will be greatful if i get answer
The answer is: don't overrun the buffer. Problem solved.
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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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Is there any way to open a file in Windows using ONLY the FRN (File Reference Number)?
This is for a file system that does NOT support change journal, but it does support FRN. I need to be able to open the file only using the FRN, and I'm looking for a Windows API that would allow me to do that.
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I don't think the API is going to help you as it deals only with handles (obfuscated pointers to Kernel objects generally). The C Runtime on the other hand does have an indexed table of IO streams which can potentiallly be referenced by number. If I were you that's where I would look but anything like that is going to be a 'hack' so I can't recommend it.
Nothing is exactly what it seems but everything with seems can be unpicked.
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I found a solution.
IoCreateFile, with flag FILE_OPEN_BY_FILE_ID
http://msdn2.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa490578.aspx
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HI,
Im reading one text file as follow
while((ar.ReadString(strOneLine)) && (strOneLine!=""))
{
..}
My file is verylong..I mean my first line itself very long...it contains morethan 5oo chracters.
strOneLIne shows only half of the text.
Is there any restrictions for reading string thru CArchive ReadString()...Is there any other solution to read full text?
Note: In that text i didnot include any "Enter" just i have only space between two words.
Anu
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Anu_Bala wrote: strOneLIne shows only half of the text.
How do you check that ?
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I get that from Watch window...I used breakpoint and i checked that Stroneline.
Anu
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How do you know that the watch window can display such long strings ? Did you verify first ?
To be sure, just print the string to a file or to the console.
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Anu_Bala wrote: Note: In that text i didnot include any "Enter" just i have only space between two words.
Check better.
If the Lord God Almighty had consulted me before embarking upon the Creation, I would have recommended something simpler.
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I checked.
Im sure...
"1.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing2.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing3.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing4.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing5.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing"
This is text in my .Txt file
But Stroneline reads "1.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing2.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing3.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple file sharing4.Remove the tick in " Folder Options\View\Use simple "
Where is the balance?
Anu
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As I recall, the watch window only displays the first 256 characters of a CString. Try showing the result in a messagebox and see if you actually read the entire test you intended to read.
Hope that helps.
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I have two files, I do not know on which platform are they. I need to use these files into my project. I think those two files are from c and c++ platfrom . how can i implement those files into my project?
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Why can't you simply add those files to your project ? What's the problem with that ?
Also, C and C++ are not platforms but language, which is a huge difference. If you want some help, you really need to explain as clearly as possible your problem.
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why the hell did you repost ?
i answered you previously. if my answer didn't satisfy you, couldn't you just tell ? 
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toxcct wrote: i answered you previously. if my answer didn't satisfy you, couldn't you just tell ?
But you told him to "check the content." That requires work. Wouldn't it have been easier for him to post up another question with the hopes of receiving step-by-step instructions? And if that did not work, he could always post up another question with the hopes of receiving step-by-step instructions. 
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"To have a respect for ourselves guides our morals; to have deference for others governs our manners." - Laurence Sterne
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Copy them into your solution directory and on the solution explorer right-click your project and select "Add..." - "Add Existing Item..." and select the file you want.
Your question is unspecific, and so are the answers.
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I have a sample project that contain three files. I need to be confirm whether those files were created using console mode or mfc etc.
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then check their content. it's the only way you can figure that out, is to check which objects is uses and handles...
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Look in the project file (.dsp for VS6 or .vcproj for VS2005) and examine the various options.
FYI, what you're asking is NOT the "platform" - it's the type of project
Judy
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