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miksayer 14 Jul 2005, 21:07
How can I to read from text file?
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14 Jul 2005, 21:07 |
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afw2004 15 Jul 2005, 10:01
If you are writing program for Windows, you can use function from msvcrt.dll library. For example:
Code: READ_ACCEDD db 'r',0 proc read_text_file, .pszFileName local .tfile:dword, .pStrBuf:dword push ebx edi esi invoke LocalAlloc, LMEM_FIXED or LMEM_ZEROINIT,1024 ; Allocate space for string to read mov [.pStrBuf],eax cinvoke fopen, [.pszFileName],READ_ACCESS ; Open text file for reading mov [.tfile],eax .startloop: ; Get string from text file one by one and store it in [.pStrBuf] cinvoke fgets, [.pStrBuf],1024,[.tfile] test eax,eax jnz .startloop cinvoke flose, [.tfile] invoke LocalFree, [.pStrBuf] pop esi edi ebx ret endp |
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15 Jul 2005, 10:01 |
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miksayer 15 Jul 2005, 10:04
afw2004, thank you!
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Vasilev Vjacheslav 15 Jul 2005, 19:50
i'd recommend you to use pure windows api (CreateFile, ReadFile, CloseHandle)
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rwalt 16 Jul 2005, 04:18
MSVCRT.DLL is a part of the Microsoft Win32 API. It is not one of the core libraries, but it is a member of the API. I believe also that CreateFile and ReadFile may actually make calls to some of the file handling procedures in the C runtime libraries.
_________________ DarkStar |
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16 Jul 2005, 04:18 |
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Tomasz Grysztar 16 Jul 2005, 10:21
Actually it's the other way round. Also, you will not find the MSVCRT functions in the Microsoft's Win32 API reference.
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miksayer 16 Jul 2005, 16:02
Quote:
why? |
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16 Jul 2005, 16:02 |
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rwalt 19 Jul 2005, 04:41
Yes, your correct, I should have held back on my reply.
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19 Jul 2005, 04:41 |
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Reverend 19 Jul 2005, 23:49
miksayer wrote:
But you can find all needed info in C/C++ reference (just as: www.msdn.com) |
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