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CXStdioFile reads or write strings from the file. More...
CXStdioFile reads or write strings from the file.
The string read or write depends on the operating system (unicode on windows, ansi / utf8 on linux and macos). It is recommended to use CXStdioFileEx which is the advanced version that support unicode / ansi file as well as a simple ReadString method.
#include <XStdioFile.h>
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enum | OpenFlags { modeRead = 0x00000 , modeWrite = 0x00001 , modeReadWrite = 0x00002 , readFlags = modeRead|modeWrite|modeReadWrite , shareExclusive = 0x00010 , shareDenyWrite = 0x00020 , shareDenyRead = 0x00030 , shareDenyNone = 0x00040 , shareFlags = shareExclusive| shareDenyWrite|shareDenyRead|shareDenyNone , typeUnicode = 0x00400 , typeUtf8 = 0x00800 , modeCreate = 0x01000 , modeNoTruncate = 0x02000 , typeText = 0x04000 , typeBinary = 0x08000 , noException = 0x100000 , specificFlags = 0x10000000 } |
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enum | SeekPosition { begin = 0x00 , current = 0x01 , end = 0x02 } |
typedef enum CXFile::SeekPosition | SeekPosition |
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nOpenFlags is a combination of CXFile::OpenFlags
Reimplemented from CXFile.
Reimplemented in CStdioFileEx.
Reimplemented from CXFile.
Reimplemented in CStdioFileEx.
Reimplemented from CXFile.
Reimplemented from CXFile.
Reimplemented in CStdioFileEx.