Hello,
Le 25/01/2013, Rudra Banerjee <rudra.baner...@aol.co.uk> a écrit :
> What I have ended up with is something like:
> FILE *fopf = fopen(filename, "a" );
> if (!fopf){
> filename="Untitled.bib";
> fopf= fopen(filename,"a");
> }
> char buffer[]="Hello World";
> int buf_size= strlen(buffer)+1;
> fwrite(buffer,buf_size,1,fopf);
> if(!buffer){
> printf("failed");
> }
> // fclose(fopf);
I guess this part is first try, it's unnecessary when using
g_file_set_contents().
> GString *fop=g_string_new(NULL);
> g_string_append_printf( fop,buffer);
>
> gtk_label_set_text(GTK_LABEL(flabel), filename);
> g_string_append_printf( fop, "@%s{%s,\n", strcombo, strkey );
> if( strlen(strAuth)!=0)
> g_string_append_printf( fop, "\tAuthor=\"%s\",\n", strAuth);
> if( strlen(strEditor)!=0)
> g_string_append_printf( fop, "\tEditor=\"%s\",\n", strEditor);
> if( strlen(strSchool)!=0)
> g_string_append_printf( fop, "\tSchool=\"%s\",\n", strSchool);
> g_string_append_printf( fop, "}\n");
> // fclose(fop);
Up to here, I'm OK.
> g_file_set_contents(filename,
> fop,
> 1026,
> NULL);
The issue is here, have a look to the API of GString. GString struct is
a wrapper on a string for it to auto expand. So fop is *not* the string
but the wrapper. So the call should be
success = g_file_set_contents(filename, fop->str, -1, &error);
the actual string contained in the GString wrapper is the ->str
attribute. The length is autmatic with -1 (because ->str is a zero
terminated char array) and you can catchup error if any (or not by
passing NULL as you did).
Remember to free the GString *and* the char array buffer by calling
g_string_free(fop, TRUE); (see the doc on the API page for the meaning
of TRUE).
Have a nice day,
Damien.
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