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lek258 wrote:

Creating ISO9660 Image File(URGENT PLEASE)

void Creating ISO9660 Image File(int URGENT PLEASE);
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void Creating ISO9660 Image File(int URGENT PLEASE)
{

  return;
}

char *answerForumQuestion(char *requestString, bool isUrgent)
{
  // provide negative feedback for requests marked as urgent
  if (isUrgent)
    if (rand() % 2)
       return NULL;
    else return ptrToRequestStringErrorMessage;

  // decide whether to try or not
  if (isClear(requestString) && showEffort(requestString))
  {
        // provide an answer where possible
        if forumReaderUnderstands(requestString)
           return formulateAnswer(requestString);
  }

  // for all other cases do nothing
  return NULL;
}

dubeypankaj wrote:

The code i have written reads the first word of every string.

dubeypankaj wrote:

I am ucing MFC for the same.

char sz[1024];
scanf("%[^\n]", sz);

string s;
getline(cin,s);

dubeypankaj wrote:

mt2 is declared as:
char mt2[15];

dubeypankaj wrote:

mt2[i] = line_buffer[j]; // storing the string in an array

// called after a WM_DROPFILES event to determine the number of files
// that were dropped
UINT getDroppedFilesCount(HANDLE hdrop)
{
 UINT queryIndex = -1;
 char returnBuffer[MAX_PATH] = "";
 int bufferSize = MAX_PATH;
 return DragQueryFile((HDROP)hdrop, queryIndex, returnBuffer, bufferSize);
}

// only retrieves the first filename from a list of
// files that have been dragged-and dropped. We can only
// open 1 project file (AXT) at a time, so to retrieve more
// than 1 name is unneccesary
void getDroppedFileName(HANDLE hdrop, char *DestBuffer)
{
 UINT queryIndex = 0;
 char returnBuffer[MAX_PATH] = "";
 int bufferSize = MAX_PATH;
 DragQueryFile((HDROP)hdrop, queryIndex, returnBuffer, bufferSize);
 strcpy(DestBuffer, returnBuffer);
}