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<0> so you can you tell me why it doesn't work, or what my misunderstanding of << is?
<1> marp you haven't told us what YOU think it does, but it doesn't do the "right" thing
<1> for your program
<2> that your program would go through the process of retrieving a complege image file that is corrupt
<2> boggles my mind
<3> no, entropy||, that's not likely what's happening
<2> exacally
<3> nobody said that's what's happening
<2> anyone have any idea's
<1> of course, but since you won't answer my question, I won't answer
<0> what is your question?
<2> not enough information
<1> what do YOU think that fout << buffer; will do? exactly what?
<0> I think that fout << buffer; will send the data in buffer to the filestream fout, writing that data to disk
<0> which it does for text/html files
<1> and how much data will it send?
<0> aha
<0> 1024?
<1> very unlikely
<0> that is the size of buffer...
<1> what's your point?
<0> er
<0> <-- confused :/
<1> what does the size of the buffer have to do with anything?
<1> I mean, dwRead isn't going to be 1023 for EVERY read
<0> oh
<0> i need to sizeof(buffer)>
<0> ?
<1> use it where?
<0> fout << sizeof(buffer)
<1> try that in your program only use cout and see what it does
<4> wow, sometimes you find pearls on EFnet
<4> 08:23 < mauke> what do you mean by "cl*** oriented"?
<4> 08:23 < Dreadwynn> To use implementationfiles and headerfiles
<0> haha
<1> I wouldn't have come up with that
<1> /set mode +b Dreadwynn
<5> morning
<5> can anyone help me with state pattern
<0> vawjr; ok so i filedata += buffer; in place of fout << buffer and then after the download then wrote to disk using fout << filedata; This stil doesn't work....
<2> some websites have files that will show complete download
<2> but will only dl half a file unless proper login is used
<0> proper login?
<0> on a public http?
<2> yes
<0> and this could be enabled for images and not html/txt?
<2> don't know
<2> check the file you recieved
<2> to see the size of it
<0> i'm so confused. msdn says it works no matter what the file is
<6> I'd say as long as you read and wrote it in binary mode it'd come out fine
<0> Sepheus; did that, doesn't work
<6> Stab it until it bleeds and try again
<6> MAKE IT WORK muahahaha
<0> i wish
<6> Read and write file in binary, then download the same file with your web-browser
<0> i tried doing it with winsock rather than wininet, same issue
<6> Compare with hex-editor and see what's missing =D
<6> lol
<6> Or what was accidentally added ...
<1> marp what the hell is the filedata += buffer for??
<7> did this question have a pastebin?
<1> you really don't understand stream I/O and char* or char[] do you
<1> yes
<1> marp you are READING the file just fine, your writing is ****ed up
<0> Tamama; http://www.noidea128.org/sourcefiles/16294.html
<7> thanks
<7> listen to vawjr, he has it right :P
<0> vawjr; so a suggestion of how i am ****ing up the writing....?
<1> well, why do you think you're doing it correctly?
<6> "It's writing Jim, but not as we know it"
<6> o.o
<1> ...again I ask.... what do you think fout << buffer; is going to do
<1> and why?
<0> i expect it to send the data contained in buffer to the filestream, which it *does* for text/html
<1> so what's different between text/html and pictures ?
<6> Boobs
<0> binary...
<0> and boobs....
<6> lol
<1> and what does binary mean?
<0> different to ascii ;D
<1> <sigh>
<6> The Philosophy of the Zero and the One my Son.
<6> Agent Smith and Neo.
<6> :>
<1> Sepheus I don't need your "humor"
<0> vawjr; i expect it to do what http://www.cppreference.com/cppio/constructors.html says it will do
<6> Hm.
<6> Digital Overload o.o
<1> marp it does do that
<1> the problem is, you havn't a clue what text is
<0> omg
<0> i set ofstream("filename",ios::binary)
<7> the difference being, that your InternetReadFile works differently from fin>>temp
<1> marp and.............?
<1> do you know what ios::binary acutally does to a stream?
<0> opens the file in binary mode...
<3> that's the question - 'whats binary mode?'
<1> and what difference does that make ?? btw, what OS are you running on?
<0> xp
<1> ok, do you know what difference it will make on XP (actually any windows system)
<0> no
<1> it will convert \n to \r\n or not (binary doesn't) on output and the opposite on input for the << and >> operators
<1> NOTHING ELSE
<0> oh
<0> so what am i doing wrong?
<1> so you clearly want binary because you don't want it changing all the \n to \r\n when you write
<0> omg
<1> well, when you fout << buffer; how many char is it going to write?
<0> i don't know
<7> neither does fout << :)
<1> neither do I, and that's the problem
<1> how do you suppose the program "knows" how much to write when you do fout << buffer'
<0> er, buffer.size() :D
<7> buffer is a char array, not a string
<1> yeah, there's no .size()
<7> so.. it will end at the first \0
<0> so prehaps when its writing text there is an endl; in buffer?
<7> O.O
<1> endl is an io manipulator, to a char
<1> aargh
<1> endl is an io manipulator, not a char
<1> Tamama, gold star!!
<3> hehe
<7> Does it have a ribbon?
<3> that gets you a 'get out of timeout free' card
<7> ribbons are nice
<1> it's pumpkin +59
<7> could i trade it for a apple +50 >
<3> heh
<0> myFile.write (buffer, 100);
<3> 100 ?
<0> random number
<0> i still have to find out how much data
<0> :/
<7> you get that from your read function... dont you?
<0> no, i got thta from http://courses.cs.vt.edu/~cs2604/fall00/binio.html#write
<7> sigh
<7> you tell your read function to read 1924 bytes
<7> erm
<7> 1024
<7> so that function reports back how much it actually DID read
<7> use that
<0> ah
<3> lol
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