Hello.
My intention is to read each line from a file and save it into a STL list of CString. So if there are 10 lines in the file, then the linked list of CString will be of size ten. Prosise demonstrates a very effective way to read and write from and to a file linewise using the CStdioFile class. However, in doc/view, MFC turns to Serialization. The problem, to me, with Serialization is I do not know what is going on in the background. I do not know what the framework does to the data in terms of CArchive.
When writing to CArchive, I use this:
for (iter = list.begin(); iter != list.end(); ++iter)
ar << *iter;
I am not sure how to read data from CArchive back into the linked list. First, I do not know whether data is stored similar to a file, i.e. if you write line1 and line2, then you can read back line1 and line2 in its original form.
How should I go about read data from CArchive back into the linked list if I have no knowledge of how CArchive manages the orientation of the data?
For example let say that the linked list of CString has this:
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a
b
c
d
e
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Okay. When it stores the data into CArchive, I assumpt it stores it like this:
<- a <- b <- c <- d <-e
However, if I have no prior knowledge of what was in the CArchive, how do I go about saving the data from CArchive back into the linked list?
Thanks,
Kuphryn
Note: If nothing works, I think the technique Prosise shows is best since class CStdioFile features ReadString() and WriteString().
