writing to a file
February 10, 2000 08:46 AM
If you have a wizard and you have textboxes filled out. what i want is next: if you press on the next button the text within the textboxes needed to be write into a txt file. How?
Thank you very much in advance
SigwarthSoft
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http://www.sigwarthsoft.2000c.net/
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Maastricht, Netherlands
Stefan Sigwarth
122
February 10, 2000 08:50 AM
Are you asking how to create a file or how to get the text from the textboxes?
February 10, 2000 09:31 AM
how to get te text from the textboxes into a file
SigwarthSoft
sigwarthsoft@hotmail.com
http://www.sigwarthsoft.2000c.net/
icq#: 62538030
Maastricht, Netherlands
Stefan Sigwarth
SigwarthSoft
sigwarthsoft@hotmail.com
http://www.sigwarthsoft.2000c.net/
icq#: 62538030
Maastricht, Netherlands
Stefan Sigwarth
122
February 10, 2000 10:24 AM
The text from the textboxes is retrieved with GetWindowText().
You can create a text file with fstream, that way you can handle writing and reading the same way you treat cout and cin, e.g.
file << text << endl;
You can create a text file with fstream, that way you can handle writing and reading the same way you treat cout and cin, e.g.
file << text << endl;
122
February 11, 2000 09:06 AM
I always though you had to use it like this!
file.put(char)
or
file.get(char)
I had many MANY functions just to put simple things like numbers into the files and read them again. That is why I switched to the stdio.h FILE. It would be nice to just use an fstream like cout or cin...
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file.put(char)
or
file.get(char)
I had many MANY functions just to put simple things like numbers into the files and read them again. That is why I switched to the stdio.h FILE. It would be nice to just use an fstream like cout or cin...
www.trak.to/rdp
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You are unique. Just like everybody else.
"Mechanical engineers design weapons; civil engineers design targets."
"Sensitivity is adjustable, so you can set it to detect elephants and other small creatures." -- Product Description for a vibration sensor
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