how to deal with this problem

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CString inputf="wc.txt";
CFile iFile( _T(inputf), CFile::modeCreate|CFile::modeReadWrite);
char buf[100*1024];
iFile.Read(buf,100*1024);
CString csml;
csml=buf;
csml.Replace("&nbsp;<"," ");
iFile.Write(csml,strlen(csml));
iFile.Close();
//-------------------------------------------------------------------------­-------

this code reads the content of wc.txt to csml, and replace the
characters with " ", then save the result to wc.txt.
but unfortunately, bad things happen, the goal doesn't achieved.
i think the reason is the program can't find the end of the string
"\0".
i want to ask how to deal with it?
thanks very much!

 

[Jerry Coffin]

@p79g2000cwp.googlegroups.com>, (e-mail address removed)
says...

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this code reads the content of wc.txt to csml, and replace the
characters with " ", then save the result to wc.txt.
but unfortunately, bad things happen, the goal doesn't achieved.

If you want some advice about how to do something at
least vaguely similar in a standard fashion, we might be
able to help out, but if you want advice about using MFC,
you'll probably need to ask somewhere that it's topical.

 

[Ian Collins]

我是最好的 wrote:

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