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Ah, it works now.
Thank you!

This may sound as an completely stupid question. But I'm really confused.

I want to program in C++ for Linux. I'm using Eclipse now, and I installed the C/C++ Development Tools.

I wanted to...

Thanks vart. I got it to work:


source.close();
std::remove(d.filename.c_str());

I created a program to encrypt/decrypt files. The problem is, it creates a new file for the encryption program.

Now I want to remove the unencrypted file.

I tried:


std::remove(d.filename);

I still use Microsoft Visual Studio 2008 Beta 2 with all updates. And it works fine.
Is there much difference between Beta 2 and the final version?

how can I check the username of the windows account that logged in?
So I can make a app of the time/date/username who logged into windows..

hmm, so I could call a batchfile too.. not that it's very usefull lol. I will try if it works in C++ too.. Thanks :)

thanks alot!

I was wondering how I could hide output from a console window. I'm creating a newsupdating script and use:

system ("ftp -s:filename.txt");
to upload the file, but I want to hide the output of the...

Yes, thanks alot for your time and help! It works fine now.

int write() {
getline (cin, text);
ofstream file ("text.txt", ios::app);
file << text << endl;
}
If you mean this, it's not what I want to do with it. I don't want it to have each word on a new...

woops, yea, so this:


int write() {
getline (cin, text);
ofstream file ("text.txt", ios::app);
file << text;
}

Hmm, I got that right now:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

string text;

int write() {
cin >> text;

Here's what I've got now:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;

string text;

int write() {
getline(cin, text);

wow, thanks alot! I got it all wrong I see. Well I wanted to create a loop that would never end. That's what I tried with e.

Thanks alot for the help!

I'm making a little notepad, and what I got is a single line input. Now I want it to be multiline. Basically, when the user presses the enter key, it should create a new line on the output too. It...