Unix pathname to Windows pathname

Hi,

I am trying to compile my unix c++ code in windows, but am having file path trouble. My unix code is:

Code:

  cout << "Enter output sub-folder name: ";
  cin >> fn;
  subFolder = fn;
  fnfull = "./" + fn + "./scores.data";
  fout.open(fnfull.c_str(), ofstream::out);

This does not work properly when compiled in windows. I also tried:

Code:

  cout << "Enter output sub-folder name: ";
  cin >> fn;
  subFolder = fn;
  fnfull = fn + "\\scores.data";
  fout.open(fnfull.c_str(), ofstream::out);

With no sucess.

Any help would be appreciated.

cheers.

I wouldn't expect the first example to work in *nix either.
fnfull = "./" + fn + "./scores.data";

if fn == "Hello" then the result of the above is
"./Hello./scored.data"

Which is probably not correct unless directory names can have a trailing period "Hello."

The second example should work unless fn contain trailing '\' character. If fn == "c:\windows" then the result should be "c:\windows\scores.data".