CArchive::WriteString
Visual Studio 2010
Use this member function to write data from a buffer to the file associated with the CArchive object.
void WriteString( LPCTSTR lpsz );
The terminating null character ('\0') is not written to the file; nor is a newline automatically written.
WriteString throws an exception in response to several conditions, including the disk-full condition.
Write is also available, but rather than terminating on a null character, it writes the requested number of bytes to the file.
CFile myFile(_T("My__test__file.dat"), CFile::modeCreate | CFile::modeReadWrite); CString str1("String1"), str2("String2"), str; // Create a storing archive. CArchive arStore(&myFile, CArchive::store); // Write str1 and str2 to the archive arStore.WriteString(str1); arStore.WriteString(_T("\n")); arStore.WriteString(str2); arStore.WriteString(_T("\n")); // Close the storing archive arStore.Close(); // Create a loading archive. myFile.SeekToBegin(); CArchive arLoad(&myFile, CArchive::load); // Verify the two strings are in the archive. arLoad.ReadString(str); ASSERT(str == str1); arLoad.ReadString(str); ASSERT(str == str2);
