slight problem with my c++ window and dialog box

[slim2hott]

I have learned c++ over a long period of time and i have decided to use it to create windows programs with it. Right now, I am just practicing. I have made a window with three menus at the top. when you click one of the menuitems, a dialog box should appear asking whether or not the user likes my program or not. If you press Good (which is actually an IDOK) it should write to a text file "good" and if you click bad (which is actually IDCANCEL, I know, i could have used YES and NO) then it should write to the text file "bad". What api shall i use for the file i/o. because i have never used file i/o in win api programming. should i use createfile() and writefile()?

[pspwxp fan]

Hmm, interesting.
I think its quite useless, though, what you want to do. There might be a way around, but meanwhile:
www.winprog.org/tutorial

[slim2hott]

Hmm, interesting.
I think its quite useless, though, what you want to do. There might be a way around, but meanwhile:
www.winprog.org/tutorial

yea i knowo it is useless, its just practice of using basic apis and stuff.
Also, that is the site that i have been using. What i was asking was what api shall I use to write text into a .txt file. I know about fstream but I don't think I can use that in my code because its windows programming not console.

[garthus]

You will need to use CreateFile to create the file and then WriteFile to write the text. Don't forget CloseHandle() when your're done
so:
HANDLE hFile=CreateFile(....);
if(hFile!=INVALID_HANDLE_VALUE)
{
WriteFile*hFile,...)
CloseHandle(hFile)
}

That's it, this may help
Createfile