how to solve this problem

[dasarath mood]

In c i have to create new directory , i have to add the files to the directory and
we have to add this new directory to another old directory..plea se suggest any solution to this problem...

[svsandeep]

Hmm,

R u Expecting a solution with GUI for this. I dont get your question. Dont you think it can be easily done by using system() function in C. We can run all dos commands using it.

Regards,
ShaggY@FtF

[horace1]

In c i have to create new directory , i have to add the files to the directory and
we have to add this new directory to another old directory..plea se suggest any solution to this problem...

if you are using the GNU C/C++ compiler (e.g. under Linux or with Cygwin or DEV-C++ under Windows) you can use the GNU mkdir() function, see
http://www.delorie.com/gnu/docs/glibc/libc_282.html

a simple bit of code would be

     int result;
     if((result=mkdir("testdir", 0x700))==0) printf("mkdir OK");
     else                                    perror("mkdir fail");

[dasarath mood]

Hmm,

R u Expecting a solution with GUI for this. I dont get your question. Dont you think it can be easily done by using system() function in C. We can run all dos commands using it.

Regards,
ShaggY@FtF

hi man, i want to write code in c man..not GUI or running DOS commands..

[svsandeep]

hi man, i want to write code in c man..not GUI or running DOS commands..

Hmm,

if you look at my post. I said "using system function in C "


Please find below what a system command can do..

Read the command you want to run in to a string variable and then pass the variable to system function....

#include <stdlib.h>
int system( const char *command );

The system() function runs the given command as a system call. The return value is usually zero if the command executed without errors. If command is NULL, system() will test to see if there is a command interpreter available. Non-zero will be returned if there is a command interpreter available, zero if not.



eg: system("MKDIR shaggy");

will create a directory with name shaggy. similarly you can use any command which can run on dos. use this in your code it will make things simple.. :)

Regards,
ShaggY@FtF.

[DeMan]

perhaps I'm wrong, but I think you miss the point in the replies to your post...both of them have given solutions IN c which will work. svsandeep suggests

Dont you think it can be easily done by using system() function in C

. What he means is you use system() to call a command line function, that is you can create directories THROUGH C by calling the command line.
mkdir() as horace1 suggests will make a directory (irrespective of GUI or not) and either way is still called through c.

Maybe I missed the point, could you rephrase the question?

[dasarath mood]

perhaps I'm wrong, but I think you miss the point in the replies to your post...both of them have given solutions IN c which will work. svsandeep suggests . What he means is you use system() to call a command line function, that is you can create directories THROUGH C by calling the command line.
mkdir() as horace1 suggests will make a directory (irrespective of GUI or not) and either way is still called through c.

Maybe I missed the point, could you rephrase the question?

ok thanks for all of u..i got some points from u