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How to copy a file in Borland C++ Builder 6

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amroberts (Programmer)
17 Aug 10 7:13
Hi Guys,

Im trying to copy a file using CopyFileTo() but keep getting an error "Call to undefined function CopyFileTo()"

I've searched everywhere for an answer but no luck... Does anyone know what header file I need to include? Or is there another way to copy files?

Thanks, Andrew
2ffat (Programmer)
17 Aug 10 7:56
I've never used CopyFileTo(). I've either used streams or the API. I use streams the most since I usually end up parsing the file anyway.

James P. Cottingham
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I'm number 1,229!

amroberts (Programmer)
17 Aug 10 8:18
Would streams work for copying an exe file from one network drive to another?

If so would you please give me an example?
2ffat (Programmer)
17 Aug 10 12:05
Streams would work but why not use the Windows' API? You have have the flying pages show up.

 

James P. Cottingham
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I'm number 1,229!

amroberts (Programmer)
17 Aug 10 12:54
Awesome stuff... got it working. Thanks very much for your help!!!
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