Reading from a file

[JoeC]

I am trying to create a graphic library that read bitmap info from a
fil this dosn't seem to worlk, it read in the first two values but
dosn't seem to read the graphic data am I doing this wrong?

graphic::graphic(std::string n){
std::ifstream fin(n.c_str());
BYTE num = 0;
BYTE gr[64];
BYTE * pgr;
pgr = &gr[0];
if (fin){
fin>>ud>>lr;
while(fin){
fin>>pgr;
pgr++;
}
} else {
MessageBox(NULL, "Could Not Open File!" , "Error!", MB_OK);
}
BITMAP bitmap = {0,ud,lr,8,1,1};
bitmap.bmBits = gr;
hbitmap = CreateBitmapIndirect(&bitmap);

///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
file info:
8 8 0 0x7e 0 0x7e 0 0x7e 0 0x7e 0 0 0

 

[Phlip]

I am trying to create a graphic library that read bitmap info from a
fil this dosn't seem to worlk, it read in the first two values but
dosn't seem to read the graphic data am I doing this wrong?

A little Googling will hit some copy of Microsoft's sample code for reading
a BMP file. It's sick code, but all you will need to do is copy it out and
use it.

This newsgroup is not qualified to help directly because your question isn't
about C++. Except...

std::ifstream fin(n.c_str());

You may want to open the file in binary mode. Streams default to text mode,
which adds those peesashit extra \r codes to the ends of lines for no
apparent reason.

 

[JoeC]

This newsgroup is not qualified to help directly because your question
isn't
about C++. Except...

I thougty not so I posted in several different places.