I have one question: after making the file, where does it get stored? I am using an arduino R3 and a SD card as my source of storage, how do I move the file to an external drive?
Is there a need to check if the output file exists? Because from what I know, the output file will be created automatically in the project folder if it does not exist
If the path to the file is invalid it will fail (i.e. if you wanted to place your output in an output directory but the output directory was not created yet).
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Tried this code on Replit for Android and it works. Thanks!
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Nice. But i dont think you should exit with a return 0. You could return with -1 or EXIT_FAILURE
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I need help sir, I am using a MacBook Pro and I can't open these files or create one for that matter, I would appreciate your help
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I have one question: after making the file, where does it get stored? I am using an arduino R3 and a SD card as my source of storage, how do I move the file to an external drive?
I am not familiar with the arduino platform unfortunately :(
Is there a need to check if the output file exists? Because from what I know, the output file will be created automatically in the project folder if it does not exist
If the path to the file is invalid it will fail (i.e. if you wanted to place your output in an output directory but the output directory was not created yet).
@@shmeowlex Understood, thanks!
Why does the info get deleted when I run the program again even though I wrote endl at the end? and how do I prevent that from happening?
output files get deleted and recreated every time you open them.
I have a question. What if your input and output files are the same? I mean like the results of your input has to be added to the same file?
you would need to read everything in from the file into arrays, then output everything with the appended data.
is there a function build in or something so i aim at certain string/line of txt file with fstream ?
No, you would need to read through the file
why are you using return 0 on if statement, i cannot get the logic?
To terminate the program.