Error in using RFile::Seek()
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Hi, Error : function call '[RFile].Seek(TSeek,int)' Does not match Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do... |
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Hi, Error : function call '[RFile].Seek(TSeek,int)' Does not match Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do... |
Forum posts: 982
Because the signature is RFile::Seek(TSeek, TInt&);
How literal 0 can be a TInt& ?
You have to do it like this:
TInt myInt = 0;
User::LeaveIfError(file.Seek(ESeekStart,myInt));
pirosl
Forum posts: 159
oh ! sorry i was doing mistake.....because the line was written in a symbian book named Developing series 60 Application
By Leigh Edwards,Richard Baker on the page no 151
Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do...
Brajesh Kumar...
Beginner in Symbian C++
Forum posts: 159
Hi, can you tell me learning J2ME is good or Symbian C++? As am beginner in Symbian C++ which is best accordding to the future?
Please tell me....
Thank you....
Brajesh...
Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do...
Brajesh Kumar...
Beginner in Symbian C++
Forum posts: 68
Both has its advantages. Symbian C++ is faster(I think), it should be, and you have better access to the phones features, J2ME is more portable, same code can be used on Windows Mobile, Symbian or any J2ME enabled phone. Therefore the same program will have a larger clientbase.
Forum posts: 159
According to the money which is better J2ME or Symbian C++?
Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do...
Brajesh Kumar...
Beginner in Symbian C++
Forum posts: 2006
If you are speaking of money (and thus time), Java is probably better. Symbian C++ is (a lot) more powerful however and the only way to be tightly integrated into the system (and/or to access all the APIs of the phone).
Eric Bustarret
NewLC Founder & CEO / Professional Symbian OS Consultant
Forum posts: 159
Should i make carrier in Symbian C++?Is good future in this field?
Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do...
Brajesh Kumar...
Beginner in Symbian C++
Forum posts: 982
Hehehe...is like asking: "if I'll become a Symbian developer, will I be rich and happy?"
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The answer is...we don't know.
Right now the Symbian world is quite hot...a lot of things are happening arround...but this will not necesary assure you a good future.
My advise to you would be: do what you like and do it as best as possible. The rest will come eventually
pirosl
Forum posts: 159
Hey !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
What a good answer.........................
hmmmmmmmmmmmmm.......
Thanks..........
Life is too short ! so do as many good things as you can do...
Brajesh Kumar...
Beginner in Symbian C++