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memcpy and memccpy copy a buffer to another buffer, not to a file. TMemoryStream seems to do what I want to do but is Borland-specific. But how can I do using "pure" c++ syntax ? Thanks

Hello, I need to copy a whole memory block into a file, and also be able to load it later from the file. How could I do this ? Thanks

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Hello, I need to get the number of files stored on a cdrom. Is there any more efficient way to do that rahter than browsing the cdrom recursively directory by directory ? Furthermore it would be even better if I could directly get the number of files having a certain extension (let's say...

This should work : #include <iostream> using namespace std; [thumbsup2]

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Hi ! I need to read mp3 tags in my application. I tried to make id3lib compile, but it's too hard and doesnt seem to work well... Any idea or other library running under builder to read mp3 tags ? Thanks

Hi, Just use the ShellExecute function, this way : ShellExecute( NULL, &quot;open&quot;, &quot;c:\\mywavfile.wav&quot;, NULL, NULL, SW_NORMAL ); This will do exactly what windows does when you double-click a file. You can replace &quot;open&quot; by &quot;play&quot;, &quot;enqueue&quot; or...

+ I dont want to use the command line, I want to do exactly like windows explorer does Thanks for your help ;-)

> > If your MP3 are all in the same directory, > you can load the entire directory in wimap > using the command line. > My aim is not to use winamp, it was just an example. It appears that if you &quot;open&quot; n>1 mp3 files, they all go into your winamp. ==> I want a method like...

Hi all, I'm new on this forum, and I need your help ;-) In an app I'm developping, I need to open many files at once, just like Explorer does when you select n files of the same type (fi : mp3 files) and right-click &quot;open&quot; (==> they're all played in winamp) Using ShellExecute works...