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I’m using fputs in C++ to write a string in a file.
fputs (const char*, FILE*);
If I use a simple statement like,
fputs ("information", pFile);
everything is ok and “information” will be written in the file. But if I write a variable of type,
std::vector<std::string>
into the file, some non-ascii characters are stored in the file. Do I have to use a method to convert type std::vector<std::string> into a format which fputs can recognize ?
Use
instead of
You don’t want to use
data()ever as it is missing the trailing\0.(This code is based on the questioner’s comment on @GregHewgill’s answer, where
iterVaris of typevector<string>.)