Elmax C++ File Library for writing and reading (Unicode) text or binary files
Text File Usage
Writing to a test file
using namespace Elmax;
xTextWriter writer;
std::wstring file = L"Unicode.txt";
if(writer.Open(file, FT_UNICODE, NEW))
{
int i = 25698;
double d = 1254.69;
writer.Write(L"{0},{1}", i, d);
writer.Close();
}Reading from a test file. For C++98 code, user need to set the split strategy. For C++11, delimiter need to be set.
using namespace Elmax;
xTextReader reader;
std::wstring file = L"Unicode.txt";
if(reader.Open(file))
{
if(reader.IsEOF()==false)
{
int i2 = 0;
double d2 = 0.0;
StrtokStrategy strat(L",");
reader.SetSplitStrategy(&strat);
size_t totalRead = reader.ReadLine(i2, d2); // i2 = 25698 and d2 = 1254.69
}
reader.Close();Binary File Usage
Writing to a binary file
using namespace Elmax;
xBinaryWriter writer;
std::wstring file = L"Binary.bin";
if(writer.Open(file))
{
int i = 25698;
double d = 1254.69;
writer.Write(i, d);
writer.Close();
}Reading from a binary file
using namespace Elmax;
xBinaryReader reader;
std::wstring file = L"Binary.bin";
if(reader.Open(file))
{
if(reader.IsEOF())
{
int i2 = 0;
double d2 = 0.0;
size_t totalRead = reader.Read(i2, d2); // i2 = 25698 and d2 = 1254.69
}
reader.Close();
}More details on the library can be found on CodeProject article