This is the text fwrite creates for my shipgame save file. How do I read it?
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How to read text made by fwrite
How to read text made by fwrite
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Re: How to read text made by fwrite
Firs of all, I cropped down your text a little.
But yeah, to read files I think chili made a tutorial about it once. Other than that you would need to prepare the file to be read and then read it.
Something along the lines of ( copypasted from stackoverflow):
char getdata[10000];
infile.read(getdata, sizeof getdata);
if (infile.eof())
size_t bytes_really_read = infile.gcount();
Should read the 10000 first characters. Search on the net or wait for a more helpful person to answer.
But yeah, to read files I think chili made a tutorial about it once. Other than that you would need to prepare the file to be read and then read it.
Something along the lines of ( copypasted from stackoverflow):
char getdata[10000];
infile.read(getdata, sizeof getdata);
if (infile.eof())
size_t bytes_really_read = infile.gcount();
Should read the 10000 first characters. Search on the net or wait for a more helpful person to answer.
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