fopen in specific environments

[ataru@nospam.cyberspace.org]

Sorry to ask a semi implementation-dependent question, but I'm having some
trouble with fopen() in a Windows environment... I want to open a file a la

FILE *f;
f=fopen( "L:\Apps\CTRemo te\pairs", "r" );

I know the file exists, but I can't seem to get it open like this. If I use
lower case letters, it says the syntax is bad or something. Is there some
stupid trick to this?

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[Martin Ambuhl]

Re: fopen in specific environments

ataru@nospam.cy berspace.org wrote:[color=blue]
> Sorry to ask a semi implementation-dependent question, but I'm having some
> trouble with fopen() in a Windows environment... I want to open a file a la
>
> FILE *f;
> f=fopen( "L:\Apps\CTRemo te\pairs", "r" );[/color]

You have specified a name with the three single characters '\A', '\C', and
'\p'. There is no reason to use the dyslexic command.com naming style, but
if you must:
f=fopen( "L:\\Apps\\CTRe mote\\pairs", "r" );
Better is to avoid escape sequences entirely:
f=fopen( "L:/Apps/CTRemote/pairs", "r" );
[color=blue]
> I know the file exists, but I can't seem to get it open like this.[/color]

Because you misnamed it.




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Martin Ambuhl