I am using ofstream to write a csv file. Currently, I am writing it left to right using \"<<\" operator, which is easy.
I want to get the directory of a file which I created using ofstream. Code I wrote is something like 开发者_Go百科std::ofstream txt(\"sample.txt\", std::ios::binary);
I\'m just trying to write some text data out to a tab-delimited file. H开发者_运维技巧ere\'s the code. Name() and File() return CStringW, while ID() returns int,
I am doing the following exercise: My code: #include <string> #include <fstream> #include <iostr开发者_如何学编程eam>
Hey. I have some problems writing char to a file with ofstream. this is how the code looks (Just to show how it works. This is NOT the real code).
I have some issue when I want to print out \\n I\'m using endl for that. And the problem is when I run the code on Windows7 it won\'t print out the newline. But it will print out newline in Ubuntu. Bo
I have the following code: struct simple { simple (int a1, int a2) : member1(a1), member2(a2) {} int member1;
I\'m trying to create files dynamically and it seems like there is no way with fstream. Is there actually any?
When I output a file with standard ofstream it shows ASCII\\ANSI encoding in Notepad++ which is I think normal, but I need this in UCS-2 LE w/o BOM. I don\'t know what I should change in this code - c
I\'m having some seriously strange trouble w开发者_开发技巧riting multiple arrays of data to a file. Basically, I\'m wanting to store all the array sizes at the top of the file, and then the array dat
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