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20-01-2010, 12:34
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Re: Search for text in a file
As I said, this is the "C way" to do it, but all the C libraries work perfectly well in C++. This won't put you at a disadvantage in any way. If you want to do it the "C++ way," just read your data into the buffer with ifstream. That's all you have to change.
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