UNIX for Advanced & Expert Users

Hey Guys,

Does anyone have a copy of a c-program which saves/writes files to a sub-directory within the home directory which uses the prototype::: save (char* filename, char* directory_name)::: if at all possible, could share that syntax with me please.

Thanx much.....
Peace...

#include<stdio.h>
#include<sys/types.h>
#include<unistd.h>
#include<fcntl.h>
#include<dir.h>


void save(char*, char*);

void save(char *fstr, char *dstr) {

char *str;

int fd;

char buf[100];

str = getcwd(dstr,100);


if((strcmp(str,"./"))==0)
{

mkdir("./dstr");

}

else {


fd = open(fstr,O_RDWR,0);

read(fd,buf,O_RDONLY,0);

if(!read)

{

exit(0);

}

chdir("./dstr/");

write(fd,buf,O_RDWR,0);

}

}


void main(){


/* pass the path of the current working directory as the second parameter*/

save("mani.txt","./manikumar/Mani");


}

please check the code

and run it...

you may get your problem solved....

Mani...

Hey Mani,

Thankx much for the help... I really appreciate it. I'm yet to compile it, so, just as soon as I do, I'll keep you posted on the results ok. Thankx much.

hey i forgot to add <string.h> so add it..