Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i (General questions)

by wodSupport, Thursday, October 13, 2005, 20:32 (6980 days ago) @ gn

That's not easy to answer. Depends on project type. Try to step in into GetFile, to see wrapper made by MFC. You will see that eventually it calls GetFile and takes back long value (HRESULT actually). If result != 0 then it usually throws an exception.

ATL handles is differently, etc..

You could zip your project and send it overhere, I will take a look and try to make error handler for you.

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Downloading to a read-only file and progress in SS - gn, 2005-10-12, 18:56
- Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-12, 20:08
  - Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-12, 22:25
    - Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-13, 04:33
      - Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-13, 19:06
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-13, 20:32
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-13, 22:01
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-13, 23:21
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-14, 00:22
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-14, 00:27
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-14, 01:01
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-14, 01:57
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-14, 17:14
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - wodSupport, 2005-10-14, 18:23
        Re: Downloading to a read-only file and progress i - gn, 2005-10-14, 19:26

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