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Oct 5th, 2006

fwrite(size_t_count)

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Hi,
can any one tell me what size_t_count does, i couldnt get it .
thanks guyz !

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fwrite(const void*_str,size_t_Size,size_t_count,file *_File);

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Hi,
can any one tell me what size_t_count does, i couldnt get it .
thanks guyz !
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fwrite(const void*_str,size_t_Size,size_t_count,file *_File);
fwrite(const void*_str,size_t_Size,size_t_count,file *_File);

It means how many of size_t_Size you want to write.
fwrite(buff, sizeof(int), 4, someFile) means you want to write four ints to file.

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aha beautifull ! now i got it !

1 more question !

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strcpy(rcust[i].item, strtok(NULL,","));

i used the strtok to read untill i reach a comma...
how can i replace the comma by a ";" ?
for example i want to do the same thing but now i want to write it to another file and replace the , by a semi colon ?!
have any idea how to do that with strtok or another function ?!

thx champ

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Re: fwrite(size_t_count)

use strchr() to find the comma then replace it

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char str[] = "Hello,World";
// find the comma
char *ptr = strchr(str,',')
// replace it if found
if(ptr != NULL)
   *ptr = ';';
char str[] = "Hello,World";
// find the comma
char *ptr = strchr(str,',')
// replace it if found
if(ptr != NULL)
   *ptr = ';';

Now, put the above in a loop to find and replace all the commas in the string.

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aha !
if i want to write to a file, do i have to fread it first or just
fwrite it straight away ?
thx champ

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if i want to write to a file, do i have to fread it first or just
fwrite it straight away ?

It's tricky. Can you post some code that shows what you're trying to do?

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aha !
if i want to write to a file, do i have to fread it first or just
fwrite it straight away ?
thx champ

of course the program has to read it -- how else do you think it is going to be able to know where the commans are and what to write to the new file?

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for each line in the source file
   read a line
   replace all commas with semicolons
   write the string to the new file
end

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Re: fwrite(size_t_count)

Actually, you read from one file, then write to another file. You don't want to read and write to the same file. It gets too complicated.

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Actually, you read from one file, then write to another file. You don't want to read and write to the same file. It gets too complicated.

I did not suggest he write to the same file that he's reading. read the sudo-code again please -- "write to new file"

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I did not suggest he write to the same file that he's reading. read the sudo-code again please -- "write to new file"

Actually Mr. WaltP did not direct his comment to you.
If you will read the OP recent post:

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if i want to write to a file, do i have to fread it first or just
fwrite it straight away ?

Mr. WaltP's comment I think is directed to the OP.

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