Re: CStdioFile::Open gives error "No error occurred"

Show the exact code. I have no idea where you are picking up the filename ("from the
command line" doesn't tell me where in your program you are doing it).
joe

On Tue, 26 Dec 2006 10:43:00 -0800, Rui Oliveira <RuiOliveira@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:

CStdioFile::Open gives error "No error occurred"

A have an application that associate file extension with shell OPEN command
and application.

When I double click a file with the respective extension, the application is
open. Then I catch filename with CWinApp::m_lpCmdLine.

When I tried to open file with CStdioFile::Open with options CFile::modeRead
| CFile::shareDenyNone, gives an error.

The message error are "No error occurred" ???
Windows blocks file when we double click them??

Tks.
Rui
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