Hi,
I'm looking for a file management library in C++, i.e library that has
createfile, readfile, movefile, ...etc I need it for linux espically,
it no general one is available
does anyone have any idea,
Thankx
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yazwas <ya****@gmail.comwrites:
Hi,
I'm looking for a file management library in C++, i.e library that
has createfile, readfile, movefile, ...etc I need it for linux
espically, it no general one is available does anyone have any idea,
Run, do not walk, to http://www.boost.org/ and check out the file
system library.
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On 8 May 2007 15:04:50 -0700 in comp.lang.c++, yazwas <ya****@gmail.com>
wrote,
>Hi,
I'm looking for a file management library in C++, i.e library that has
createfile, readfile, movefile, ...etc
Why do you need those names especially? What's wrong with using the
standard library?
Why do you need those names especially? What's wrong with using the
standard library?
I would but I need a move_file function, or something similar
when moving function from the same directory to a subdirectory, I
don't want to copy/delete operation, instaed I need move function,
does anyone has any idea
yazwas wrote:
>Why do you need those names especially? What's wrong with using the
standard library?
I would but I need a move_file function, or something similar
when moving function from the same directory to a subdirectory, I
don't want to copy/delete operation, instaed I need move function,
does anyone has any idea
as someone else already told you, you should check www.boost.org
Regards,
Zeppe
On 9 May 2007 01:49:06 -0700, yazwas <ya****@gmail.comwrote:
>Why do you need those names especially? What's wrong with using the
standard library?
I would but I need a move_file function, or something similar
when moving function from the same directory to a subdirectory, I
don't want to copy/delete operation, instaed I need move function,
does anyone has any idea
The rename() function is Standard C. You need to implement a copy
function when the file cannot be moved by rename(), e.g. when it shall
be moved between different volumes. The easiest way is to write a
small wrapper function over an existing, OS-dependant function.
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