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In the end I found an easier and nicer solution in C# so I've decided to go with that :)

Thanks for the answers guys, much appreciated. I see this needs some investigation, I'll report back if there's any problems/solutions :)

René

Thanks for your answer! ^ That's exactly what I had in mind yeah :)
My question is about step 4... I can't find anywhere how I can make the program to minimize to the system tray... Could someone...

Hi guys, I'm calling for a little help again :)

I'm currently planning to make a little application to monitor a certain (public) directory on our company server to check for new internal orders...

Yeah, I'm using closedir on every readdir already :)
And thanks for the return value tip, it says it's 1 or 2 everytime so I suppose I'm still overlooking something. I will have a closer look at...

Oh my god..... that's it indeed and it works!! Thanks so much!!!

But... what does this mean? Was there still some fopen left unclosed? Or is there another function that occupies a "file-open-slot"...

Hmmm... so I've been looking everywhere on the internet to find a solution for the "Too many open files" problem, but there doesn't really seem to be a solution for this.

I've tried changing the...

perror ftw! THANKS MacGyver, always been a fan of your tv series :p

OK, this sounds quite logical to me... "Too many open files".

But what I don't understand is, as you can see from the code...

Hey I didn't know that one, thanks :)

Using "fpout = fopen(id_out, "wb");" I get:

So it fails (what a surprise :p)... now why does it fail? What reasons are there for fopen() in write mode to...

Thanks for your help!

But seriously, I don't have a clue of what I'm doing wrong. As far as I can see from your example I'm doing exactly what you're telling me to :p

Also, how do you explain...

I hope that is the solution ulillillia, but could you please elaborate? I don't understand what you mean, sorry.
I'm probably too deep into this to think clearly... :confused:

Thanks for your reply KONI :)

1. I don't indeed, but my guess is, the return is indeed NULL... so question is, why is it NULL?

EDIT: Tested and confirmed... fpout is NULL after trying to open....

To outrule "id_out" being the problem I tried:


fpout = fopen("C:\\test1.temp", "wb");
fprintf(fpout,"testttttt\n");

Same result: BOOM. :(

Why oh whyyyyy (pulling my hair out) does my application hang at the final line shown here?


int Get_idlist(long key, char listdir[256])
{
FILE *fpin, *fpout;
char id_out[256];

...

EDIT3 Arghhh...! sometimes I can make it much more difficult than it actually is....!! Nevermind the stuff below... strcat ftw.:D

Hmm I just came up with another idea that needs a slight change of...

Wow, didn't expect my temp-file-solution would be the one to go for... Thanks for the help guys!
And Salem, thanks very much for your example; learned another couple of new terms, functions and...

I'll just keep on trying until someone stops me :p

This doesn't work either:



if((fpin = fopen(signals,"r+"))!=NULL)
{
while((ih=fgetc(fpin))!=EOF)
{

Just to add, I have a solution for this, which involves:


although it works, it seems a bit too far fetched to me...

And if I could somehow get the idea from the first post working, I'm sure I...

Hi, been searching but can't find anything... no idea what search parameters to use, so excuse me if this has already been discussed somewhere!

I've got the following problem: I have a file that...

Alrighttt I've found the problem! Thanks a lot for helping me everyone... your suggestions have pointed me in the right direction.
It was a combination of problems that lead to the crash on the...

Hmm I didn't actually, good point! :) I've corrected that now, but it doesnt solve the problem. Thanks though!

I don't think you want to go through all its 677 lines :P




Hmm, if I understand you correctly then I think you misunderstand the reason for the "\0" in the function call.
I'm passing "\0"...

Sorry, I don't think I understand you. "Writing before the bounds of the summary array" ?

I see...


GoLive(br_cnt, "\0", -1);

Would the underlined part be passing in an incorrect parameter?


Function declaration is:

Nope, GoLive is of type integer:

int GoLive(int bdrate, char summary[256], int filter);

What part of the code would you need?