C / C++ / MFC

gabbana wrote:

wfile = _wfopen(L"ReadMe.txt",L"rb");

wfile = _wfopen(L"ReadMe.txt", L"r");

gabbana wrote:

gg = (wchar_t*)malloc(sizeof(char)*num);

gg = (wchar_t*)malloc(sizeof(wchar_t)*num+1);
gg[num] =  '\0'; // so that MessageBox() will not fail

<br />
	 wchar_t *gg;<br />
<br />
	FILE *wfile;<br />
	wfile = _wfopen(L"ReadMe.txt",L"r");<br />
	fseek(wfile,0,SEEK_END);<br />
	int num = ftell(wfile);<br />
	fseek(wfile,0,SEEK_SET);<br />
<br />
	gg = (wchar_t*)malloc(sizeof(wchar_t)*num+1);<br />
	fread(gg,sizeof(wchar_t),num,wfile);<br />
	fclose(wfile);<br />
	<br />
	gg[num] =  '\0'; // so that MessageBox() will not fail<br />
	MessageBox(NULL,gg,L"file",0);<br />

char *gg = (char *) malloc(sizeof(char) * num + 1);
...
USES_CONVERSION;
LPWSTR lp = A2W(gg);
 
MessageBox(NULL, lp, _T("file"), MB_OK);

Larry Mills Sr wrote:

display the same in my own listbox for a User to select

Larry Mills Sr wrote:

I want the finding and copying the files names to be done without a Users intervention - strictly behind the scenes activity

Larry Mills Sr wrote:

Code would be nice. I used CString extensively.

Somethings seem HARD to do, until we know how to do them.
_AnShUmAn_

_AnShUmAn_ wrote:

I have just started working on your requirement. Would give you an optimized code soon that is specific to VS2008 C++ in MFC. You can transfer some amount [in cash please] to my account for the work that I do for you.

CString szFile, szDir = _T("D:\\CodeProject\\Trial\\res\\*.*");
CFileFind CFind;
BOOL bFound = CFind.FindFile(szDir);

while(bFound)
{
    bFound = CFind.FindNextFile();
    szFile = CFind.GetFileName();
    CString ext3=szFile.Right(3);
    CString ext4=szFile.Right(4);

    if(!szFile.IsEmpty() && (szFile.GetLength()>4))
    {
        //AfxMessageBox(szFile);
        //Use szFile here to populate your list box
    }
}

Member 3220373 wrote:

so i think there is no need to change display settings,.

Member 3220373 wrote:

is there any other solution>

Joan Murt wrote:

...try it in the old-school way: remove/comment parts of the code until you can see why do it happen...