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NJSG
I'm creating a Dialog-Based Win32 file backup utility
for use with other application.
The problem is that I want to get the following in a
textbox:
doc1.txt: copied without errors.
doc2.txt: not copied!
doc3.txt: copied without errors.
doc4.txt: copied without errors.
but it does not recognize "\n". I had this problem in
Visual BASIC ( ~~ two years ago), and I didn't found re-
solution to it. Now, the problem remains the same, but
over Pelles C and in other application.
I anybody knows how to resolve this problem over C,
please tell me.
I'm using:
- Windows 98;
- Pelles C (this application uses WinAPI);
- MS-DOS "command /c copy" to backup the files.
Note: It shows "\n" as an unrecognized character. (shows
a black square).
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Nuno Silva (aka NJSG)
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My english isn't very good, because it isn't my first language. If you
found any mistake (or have problems understanding the post), tell me.
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for use with other application.
The problem is that I want to get the following in a
textbox:
doc1.txt: copied without errors.
doc2.txt: not copied!
doc3.txt: copied without errors.
doc4.txt: copied without errors.
but it does not recognize "\n". I had this problem in
Visual BASIC ( ~~ two years ago), and I didn't found re-
solution to it. Now, the problem remains the same, but
over Pelles C and in other application.
I anybody knows how to resolve this problem over C,
please tell me.
I'm using:
- Windows 98;
- Pelles C (this application uses WinAPI);
- MS-DOS "command /c copy" to backup the files.
Note: It shows "\n" as an unrecognized character. (shows
a black square).
--
Nuno Silva (aka NJSG)
=== - ===
My english isn't very good, because it isn't my first language. If you
found any mistake (or have problems understanding the post), tell me.
=== - ===
I have a 33.3 kbps Internet Dial-Up Connection.
Please wait by my replies with patience.