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Is it possible to open a file only once, use it for reading from it and writing to it? I have used the .Open and then the modeWrite and modeRead separately, but am currently closing the file and...

I guess because I had a brain-fart. Linking it to: "C:\Program Files\Microsoft Visual Studio .NET 2003\Vc7\PlatformSKD\Lib\dbghelp.lib" still gives the error:

MapTextConverter error LNK2019:...

I tried linking the library to C:\windows\system32\dbghelp.dll, but get the following error:

MapTextConverter error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__MakeSureDirectoryPathExists@4...

Thanks. I am not sure exactly where to do that. (?)

Errors received after including Dbghelp.h:

MapTextConverter error LNK2019: unresolved external symbol __imp__MakeSureDirectoryPathExists@4 referenced in function "public: class...

Thanks. Does this require Dbghelp.h to be included?

I am needing to create a directory to move files into. What is the best way in Visual C++ 2003 to create a directory?

Alin, thanks. It is a huge application. I did have the lot.h already included. I have actually created a new constructor passing the log class a pointer to the lot class and this seems to work. ...

When doing that I receive errors stating first that there is an ; missing from prior to the m_cls (for me I used m_lot) and then I receive other error stating "missing storage-class or type...

Thanks. Yes, the GetLotLogExt() is declared as a public function, and the variable is public but it is also in a different class (Maps.cpp) that Lot.cpp instantiates to put data into memory. How...

I am on a VC++ project after being away from it for 2 years, so please bear with me.

I have a class that inherits another class for logging only. Within that Log class it needs a value from a...

Deleting pMap is what I found and tested, it did resolve the leak. I added:



delete pMap;
pMap=NULL:


I put the ". . . . . . . " in there instead of adding a long list of text that I was...

I have looked through the other functions, also. The original code I sent had a pointer to the below CLot class and function, which in it points to the next one below which is the CMap class and...

I have a memory leak and trying to figure out how to clean up any pointers that are left hanging when an object is destroyed. Below is a sample pointer used in a while loop that needs to be removed,...

Thanks, had to change Runtime Library setting to Multi-Thread from Single-Thread, and then it compiled without errors.

With the code I listed above, I am getting a timestamp of 19:08:01 when the...

Below is the external link error. Thanks for the pointer on the SeekToBegin, I just wanted to make sure the file was overwritten each time. Also, is it okay to have all my code in the InitInstance?...

Below is my final code, the application compiles well in Debug, but I get external link errors in Release compile. This is with Visual Studio 6.0 or Visual Studio 2003. My main concern is that I...

Thanks! I've learned several ways to do various things lately.

I am needing to be able to run this program every 4 minutes. How would you suggest I do this? Do I need to add a loop, timer, or...

Nevermind, got it:




CString m_computerName = getenv("COMPUTERNAME");

Thanks.

How would I go about getting the pc name (ex. P3302)?



CString commFilePath;
commFilePath = "C:\\logcomm.P3302";

// Get the specified file information by using GetFileAttributesEx

Thanks, I changed the way I did this to use CStdioFile and it works much better:


// Create a new text file
CString writeHdr;
CString writeDate;
CString writeTime;
CStdioFile...

I'm having a difficult time trying to get this to write out:

WIN32_FILE_ATTRIBUTE_DATA wfad={0};
::GetFileAttributesEx("C:\\comm.txt",GetFileExInfoStandard,&wfad);

SYSTEMTIME st={0};...

Thanks! That pulled it together. I had spent the afternoon trying to get it to work, and retrieved it, but had not converted it. Thanks again!

I tried the following, but it is not getting the file time. I do feel GetFileAttributesEx may be better, but do not know how to use it:

HANDLE hFile = NULL;

FILETIME ftCreate, ftAccess,...

Thanks for the suggestions. No, it is not a copying that is needed, just to check the filetime and maybe check it against the system time, then if it has been longer than 6 minutes or so, write it...