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&nbsp; IS c Zero terminated? If not then strlen may return a huge value.
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  IS c Zero terminated? If not then strlen may return a huge value.

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Yes. &nbsp;c is zero terminated.
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I am having a problem writing out to a file on a network drive. &nbsp;When I call the CFile Write function, the computer hangs for about a minute, then eventally displays an error message that access to the file is denied. &nbsp;I have write access to the network drive. &nbsp;This problem only happens when using the network drive. &nbsp;It works fine when writing to a local drive. &nbsp;The command I use is:<br />
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fp-&gt;Write(c,strlen(c));<br />
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But the funny thing is, if I add one to the number of bytes being sent, such as:<br />
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fp-&gt;Write(c,strlen(c)+1);<br />
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then it works fine. &nbsp;Does anybody know why this is? &nbsp;Has anyone else ever experienced anything like this?<br />
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c is a character string. &nbsp;I have allowed enough space for the string. &nbsp;I can't find anywhere where I don't allow enough memory.<br />
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Thank you,<br />
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Ray
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I am having a problem writing out to a file on a network drive.  When I call the CFile Write function, the computer hangs for about a minute, then eventally displays an error message that access to the file is denied.  I have write access to the network drive.  This problem only happens when using the network drive.  It works fine when writing to a local drive.  The command I use is:

fp->Write(c,strlen(c));

But the funny thing is, if I add one to the number of bytes being sent, such as:

fp->Write(c,strlen(c)+1);

then it works fine.  Does anybody know why this is?  Has anyone else ever experienced anything like this?

c is a character string.  I have allowed enough space for the string.  I can't find anywhere where I don't allow enough memory.

Thank you,

Ray

CFile::Write not working properly on a network drive unless I add one to the number of bytes.

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