Thread: Prevent access (FILES)

So, you manually copy your file to the new location, then supply that path to your file when you open it in your app, e.g.

Code:

FILE *f = fopen("c:\\mydirectory\myfile.txt", "r");

I would definitely advice that you do NOT put files in c:\windows unless you have a very good argument for why they should be there - and no, "my highscore file is more difficult to find if it's in c:\windows" is not a good argument here [even if the above is indeed true].

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Mats

Don't worry I will not, just "C:\\".
Thank you again [:

I have noticed my compiler needs "\\" not just "\" (maybe cause "\n" "\b"...?)

Originally Posted by gavra

I have noticed my compiler needs "\\" not just "\" (maybe cause "\n" "\b"...?)

Indeed.

Originally Posted by gavra

I have noticed my compiler needs "\\" not just "\" (maybe cause "\n" "\b"...?)

Exactly - one \ means that the next character is "special" (although if it's not one of the "known special", then it just translates to itself, so \m would translate to m). So to make one backslash, you need two of them.

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Mats

I like this word XD
And ok as I thought.. thanks.