How can I download a file to a string without any temporary file?
How can I download a file to a string without any temporary file?
1) declare a string class variable
2) open the source file
3) read the file into your string
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He's asking if he can download a webpage's source into a string without actually downloading the file physically to his harddrive.
If using Windows, see this WinINet sample.
How can I download a binary file to a string (or whatever type)?
Because I want to download a wma song to a string, and then play it without saving it to file. http://cboard.cprogramming.com/showthread.php?t=70321. Is it possible?
