fwrite fread problem

#include <stdio.h>
#incldue <stdlib.h>

int main( void )
{
     FILE *stream, *stream2;
     char line[100];

     stream = fopen( "dudu.xml", "r" );
     stream2 = fopen( "dudu.tmp", "w" );

     while( fgets( line, 100, stream ) != NULL )
     {
          printf( "%s", line);
          fprintf( stream2, "%s", line );
     }
     fclose( stream );
     fclose( stream2 );

        system( "del dudu.xml" );
        system( "ren dudu.tmp dudu.xml" );

        return 0;
}

your solutions will read 100 characters from 0 to 99
is that correct?

what I want is to read from the 6th character (after <dudu> ) through the end (unlimited char)

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because I want to add
x=
"<dudu><data><name>newname</name><msg>newmsg</msg></data>"


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for example, it wont read "<dudu>"
<dudu><data><name>sss</name><msg>ddd</msg></data><data>
<name>ccc</name><msg>rrr</msg></data></dudu>

var buffer = "<data><name>sss</name><msg>ddd</msg></data><data>
<name>ccc</name><msg>rrr</msg></data></dudu>"

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then I add x and the buffer:
the result will be:

<dudu><data><name>newname</name><msg>newmsg</msg></data><data><name>sss</name><msg>ddd</msg></data><data>
<name>ccc</name><msg>rrr</msg></data></dudu>

>> what I want is to read from the 6th character

That may be what you wanted but it is not what you aksed for. :-)

Exceter

if u r planning to make most of XML's extensibility and structured-ness.. then u better use some XML parser.. like Xerces and libxml.
look for xerces on  xerces.apache.org
and xmlsoft.org for libxml.. u can find examples for getting started .. once u get used to it u can find so much stuff u can do with XML

Try this then...it takes...
// filename_i = name of input file
// filename_o = name of output file
// name = what you want to replace name field with
// msg = what you want to replace msg field with

ChangeXML(char *filename_i, char *filename_o , char *name, char *msg)
{
  FILE *fi, *fo;
  char ch, tag=0, tagpos=0, ignore=0;
  char tagstr[8]={0};

  fi = fopen(filename_i, "r");
  fo = fopen(filename_o, "w");

  ch = fgetc(fi);
  while( !feof(fi) )
  {
    switch( ch )
    {
      case '<': // Start of tag
        tagpos=0;
        tag=1;
        ignore=0;
        fputc( ch, fo);
        break;

      case '>': // End of tag
        tagstr[tagpos] = '\0';
        tagpos=0;
        tag=0;
        if( !strcmp(tagstr,"name") ) { ignore=1; fprintf(fo, ">%s", name); }
        if( !strcmp(tagstr,"msg") )  { ignore=1; fprintf(fo, ">%s", msg); }
        break;

      default:
        if( !ignore )
        {
          fputc( ch, fo);
          if( tag )
          {
            tagstr[tagpos] = ch;
            tagpos++;
          }
        }
    }
    ch = fgetch(fi);
  }

  fclose(fo);
  fclose(fi);
}

#include <stdio.h>
#incldue <stdlib.h>
#include<string.h>

int main( void )
{
    FILE *stream, *stream2;
    char line[10],name[10],msg[20];

    strcpy(name,"qqq");
    strcpy(msg,"www");

    stream = fopen( "dudu.xml", "r" );
    stream2 = fopen( "dudu.tmp", "w" );
   
    fscanf(stream,"%[^>]>\n",line);
    fprintf(stream2,"%s>\n",line);

    /* now adding new record */
    fprintf(stream2,"<data>\n<name>");
    fprintf(stream2,"%s</name>\n<msg>%s </msg> \n </data>\n",name,msg);
    while(!feof(stream))
    {    
        fscanf(stream,"%[^>]>\n",line);
        fprintf(stream2,"%s>\n".line);
     }
    fclose( stream );
    fclose( stream2 );

       system( "del dudu.xml" );
       system( "ren dudu.tmp dudu.xml" );

       return 0;
}

open the file in read/write mode

FILE *stream = fopen("xxx.xml","r+");

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Nothing has happened on this question in over 9 months. It's time for cleanup!

My recommendation, which I will post in the Cleanup topic area, is to
accept answer by akshayxx [grade B].

PLEASE DO NOT ACCEPT THIS COMMENT AS AN ANSWER!

jmcg
EE Cleanup Volunteer

jmcg: you forgot to mention reason for B.

Akshayxx,

I recommended a B grade because this overall thread did not strike me as a prime example for our PAQ database. I hope you're not offended. Your advice seemed to me to be the best response, but it was pretty generic.

Sorry didnt notice I put a question in this web for monhts
just notice recently when I got a notice email :D

and yes I use XML Parser now.