Well with a std::string, it would be
std::string filename = "file.txt";
std::string = "c:\\" + filename;
fp = fopen( filename.c_str(), "w+" );
Does your ansiString come with a suitable method to return a const char * equivalent?
Well with a std::string, it would be
std::string filename = "file.txt";
std::string = "c:\\" + filename;
fp = fopen( filename.c_str(), "w+" );
Does your ansiString come with a suitable method to return a const char * equivalent?
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Hi
i did something like this but dont work:
FILE *fp;
AnsiString FileName;
FileName=Edit1->Text;
FileName="c:\\"+FileName;
fp=fopen(FileName.c_str(),"w+");
fclose(fp);
What i have to change??? Help..... Do i have to use AnsiString and make it Char???
be more specificOriginally Posted by Leite33
what interface AnsiString provides?
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