I checked in all of the folders for the text file but it never materialized. Anyway, i finally figured it out.. i finally tried something different, i used argv[0]'s string, cut off the file name,...
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I checked in all of the folders for the text file but it never materialized. Anyway, i finally figured it out.. i finally tried something different, i used argv[0]'s string, cut off the file name,...
oh ya.. same result with C++ fstreams, works fine w/ command line arguments and normal click execution, but dragging and dropping doesnt work at all with creating the actual file (its loaded into...
hmmmm.... not the compiler... not argv i dont think..
argv works fine with multiple entries in the command line, creates the text file as expected.
and ive now tried multiple compilers and all have...
hmmm, anyone know if its something I don't know about argv? or is it my compiler? the following code creates a file when opened normally, yet doesnt create a file when opened from an object being...
hmm printf testing shows that
fop = fopen( "test.txt", "a+" );
seems to get an address and execute, just no file shows up.
no file is created, yet one is created when info is typed in manually.
yes yes.. God bless microsoft... i kinda wondered if it was the crappy visual express beta im using... thats what I will assume I guesses.. it cant be in my code from what I can see anyway.. I was...
I just started messing around with code again recently and was attempting to figure out how to drag and drop a file into an executable and then edit the file and place the result into another file.....