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chris
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wxFileConfig and Flush()

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Hi all,

I'm having some troubles with wxFileConfig not writing to the user data file when calling Flush(). I'm doing a

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long m_foo=42;
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wxConfigBase::Get()->Write(_T("foo"),m_foo);
wxConfigBase::Get()->Flush();
but the value of "foo" isn't written until I call the dtor on the config object via

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delete wxConfigBase::Set((wxConfigBase *)NULL);
Note that this happens under Linux, where a file is the default way to store config stuff. It works fine under Windows and the registry.

Am I running into problems with the OS harddisk caches or something?
A quick glance over the source of fileconf.cpp didn't show any apparent problems; the dtor for wxFileConfig simply calls Flush() just like I do, so I suspect it has to do something with not closing the file handle leading to not writing the values.

TIA, Chris
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Post by DavidHart »

Hi Chris,

I use wxGTK-2.6.2 (and earlier) on SuSE 9.3 (and others). I use Flush() all the time, and it behaves just as it should.

That is true also on 2 different machines, but perhaps your hardware setup may be the cause of the problem. I suppose you could try mounting sync.

Regards,

David
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Post by chris »

Hi David,

At first, thanks for your suggestions!

Now to the embarrassing part:

I forgot to update the source code from SVN on the Linux machine; the older version missed the calls to Flush(), but I blindly assumed I'd be working on the Head. :oops:

I'm going to sit in the corner now.

Thanks again,

Chris
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