From: "JCx" <jicehix AT worldnet DOT fr>
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Problem writing in a file... the sequel
Date: Thu, 21 May 1998 01:37:21 +0200
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   Hi again... as many guys told me, I've modified my program (see a few
posts before this one), which now creates a copy of the first one with the
string added. But the problem is: the read/write loop never ends. Any idea ?

   Thanks, JCx.
   jicehix AT worldnet DOT fr

/* addv.c */

#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

FILE *source;
FILE *destination;
char texte[80];

void main(void)
{
   printf("\nOpening file.");
   source=fopen("test.ini","r");
   destination=fopen("new.ini","w");
   if ((source==NULL)||(destination==NULL))
   {
      printf("\nFile not found :(\n");
      exit(1);
   }
   printf("\nFile opened.");
   while (texte!=NULL)
   {
      fgets(texte,80,source);
      fputs(texte,destination);
      if (texte[0]=='[')
       if (texte[1]=='d')
        if (texte[2]=='r')
         if (texte[3]=='i')
          if (texte[4]=='v')
           if (texte[5]=='e')
            if (texte[6]=='r')
             if (texte[7]=='s')
              if (texte[8]=='3')
               if (texte[9]=='2')
                if (texte[10]=']')
                {
                   fprintf(destination,"test string\n");
                   printf("\nString added.\n");
                }
   }
   fclose(source);
   fclose(destination);
   printf("\nModification OK.\n");
}