if you create a new file , open it and only hit enter then save. if you use
seekg(0,ios::en d) and then tellg(), tellg() will return 2 (not 1); so new
line character is considered as two characters.
Is there a possible way so new line character can be considered (reading and
writing) as one character ? I need that in my program and the new line
character being two characters is messing up everything.
4  4387 
"Someonekic ked" writes: if you create a new file , open it and only hit enter then save. if you
use seekg(0,ios::en d) and then tellg(), tellg() will return 2 (not 1); so
new line character is considered as two characters.
Is there a possible way so new line character can be considered (reading
and writing) as one character ? I need that in my program and the new line
character being two characters is messing up everything.
In a non-Unix system, new line is usually silently stored as two characters,
CR and LF. When these characters are retrieved, they are *silently*
converted to one character again. In a binary file none of these
conversions occur. The word "binary" was a poor choice to describe this
phenomena.
I can't tell exactly what you are trying to do but investigate this area.
If you think of "binary" as meaning "strict ASCII" it may help get your arms
around this thing.
Someonekicked wrote:
if you create a new file , open it and only hit enter then save. if you use
seekg(0,ios::en d) and then tellg(), tellg() will return 2 (not 1); so new
line character is considered as two characters.
Is there a possible way so new line character can be considered (reading and
writing) as one character ? I need that in my program and the new line
character being two characters is messing up everything.
You want to open the file in binary mode.
--
Karl Heinz Buchegger kb******@gascad .at
thx a lot, now it works fine, !
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news:56******** ************@co mcast.com... if you create a new file , open it and only hit enter then save. if you
use seekg(0,ios::en d) and then tellg(), tellg() will return 2 (not 1); so
new line character is considered as two characters.
Is there a possible way so new line character can be considered (reading
and writing) as one character ? I need that in my program and the new line
character being two characters is messing up everything.
i think you want to recheck your assumption. if you create a file, hit
return TWICE, and run your program, you get 3, not 4.
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