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Writing to binary file in c++

Elfman · 2005-03-31 19:19:06

Hi im kinda new to c++ can anyone help me im tryint o write to a file called InBinTenantFile im trying to write to a point in the file controled by a counter being incremented in a while loop ne help apricaiated cos im having no luck thanks a million ,

31-03-2005 7:19pm

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Elfman

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Hi im kinda new to c++

can anyone help me im tryint o write to a file called

InBinTenantFile im trying to write to a point in the file controled by a counter being incremented in a while loop

ne help apricaiated cos im having no luck

thanks a million ,

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#2 01-04-2005 12:20am

rsynnott

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Elfman wrote:

Hi im kinda new to c++

can anyone help me im tryint o write to a file called

InBinTenantFile im trying to write to a point in the file controled by a counter being incremented in a while loop

ne help apricaiated cos im having no luck

thanks a million ,

If the counter is ONLY incremented, and never decremented, this should be fairly simple.
http://www.angelfire.com/country/aldev0/cpphowto/cpp_BinaryFileIO.html seems like a decent simple guide. (tho it uses oldfashioned naming, you should append std:: to system class names, or put "using namespace std;" at the top.

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