Re: LPCWSTR Variable Corrupted
"Canacourse" <canacourse@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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No casting involved. That problem of course happens if a FileName
parameter is passed but for test/tracking purposes I was setting the
name of the file in the CDataFile::OpenFile function itself.
FileName = _T("c:\\SomeFile.Txt");
FileName is an optional parameter "int OpenFile(LPCTSTR FileName =
0)" and if not passed the OpenFile Function will create a temp file.
I tried something like this:
<code>
class CDataFile : public CStdioFile
{
public:
CDataFile(void)
{
}
~CDataFile(void)
{
}
DWORD OpenFile(LPCTSTR pszFileName)
{
UINT openFlags = CFile::modeNoTruncate | CFile::modeReadWrite;
if (! Open( pszFileName, openFlags, NULL) )
{
return GetLastError();
}
return 0;
}
};
</code>
with a simple test like this:
<code>
CDataFile df;
df.OpenFile( _T("c:\\test.txt") );
</code>
I set a breakpoint on OpenFile call, and I see no corruption of
'pszFileName' string.
You may want to show us the actual code to try to get a better help.
(Joe suggested to pass a 'const CString &', but in general an 'LPCTSTR'
should be just fine as an input read-only string parameter.)
Giovanni
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