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| Date: | Wed, 1 Mar 1995 16:32:02 EST |
| From: | "Steve Salter (519) 452-4447" <SALTERS AT AM DOT FANSHAWEC DOT ON DOT CA> |
| Subject: | Re: Problems with simple fstream program |
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Bill, etc.
A simple change to the test program will make it work. Change
infile.open (filename, ios::nocreate);
to
infile.open (filename, ios::nocreate | ios::in);
As to whether or not ios::in should be assumed by ios::nocreate -- I don't
know. Can someone quote the appropriate C++ "standard" :-).
Steve Salter
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