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can anyone help me on how to read and write a file in a or through local storage using c++?
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 4-Jan-12 13:15pm    
So, regular file or what? What do you mean by "local storage", exactly? Isolated storage or not? (Thread-local...? what?)
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reikuxian 4-Jan-12 13:28pm    
yes isolated storage..
Maximilien 4-Jan-12 15:01pm    
what is isolated storage ? Ok, I looked it up... do not have a clue, AFAIK, you need to use c++ with .net (don't know what it is called these days).
reikuxian 7-Jan-12 2:37am    
actually im going to implement an extension for Google Chrome. The coverage of the proposal is that to store the bookmarks and retrieve those data for a specific user of Google Chrome..the saving and retrieving process are done through local storage..

In standard C++, you can include "fstream" and ofstream and ifstream are classes for input and output. You can have both text and binary functions in these classes.

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reikuxian 7-Jan-12 2:39am    
actually im going to implement an extension for Google Chrome. The coverage of the proposal is that to store the bookmarks and retrieve those data for a specific user of Google Chrome..the saving and retrieving process are done through local storage.. can you help me with this?
This resource may help...

Performing Isolated Storage Tasks
 
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reikuxian 7-Jan-12 2:39am    
actually im going to implement an extension for Google Chrome. The coverage of the proposal is that to store the bookmarks and retrieve those data for a specific user of Google Chrome..the saving and retrieving process are done through local storage.. can you help me with this?
JackDingler 7-Jan-12 12:13pm    
Yeah, I thought you were doing something like that.

I've never had to do it. I would start by looking at the link above and seeing how the examples work.
reikuxian 8-Jan-12 8:51am    
can you help me w/ this?i really dont know how to do it...

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