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iostream Upgrade Problems

Hi,

I have had an old VS6 MFC application dumped on me and I am attempting
to upgrade it to VS2005.
I have a problem in that the filebuf::open command now only takes 2
parameters instead of 3. The fianle parameter (the protection parameter)
is no longer required.

That's fine, and I can find that information in a number of places, but
what I don't seem to be able to find is what I should do...
I can remove the last parameter from all of my Open commands, but what
about the protection level? Is there another way to specify this or is
it just not required at all?
(all of them seem to use filebuf::openprot)

Thankyou
Paul
Nov 5 '08 #1
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Paul Cheetham wrote:
Hi,

I have had an old VS6 MFC application dumped on me and I am attempting
to upgrade it to VS2005.
I have a problem in that the filebuf::open command now only takes 2
parameters instead of 3. The fianle parameter (the protection parameter)
is no longer required.

That's fine, and I can find that information in a number of places, but
what I don't seem to be able to find is what I should do...
I can remove the last parameter from all of my Open commands, but what
about the protection level? Is there another way to specify this or is
it just not required at all?
(all of them seem to use filebuf::openprot)
Paul:

This is not a question about mangaged C++; you would be better to ask it in

microsoft.public.vc.language

--
David Wilkinson
Visual C++ MVP
Nov 5 '08 #2

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