Like now...
I made a class called "FileAgent", this class has the following method:
std::string FileAgent::createTmpFile( std::string &content)
This method creates a temporary file with a random name.
It returns the name of the temporary file and puts a newly created object "FileHandle" in a list where all temporary files gets managed and deleted if they have surved they purpose.
Sounds great, doesn't it?...
I just wanted to test the function before going to sleep, but it turns out that SOMEHOW it is not possible to return an std::string from an DLL to an Executable.
I then tried to return the filename as a c string but that also didn't worked so well (the filename looked like shit).
I guess I have to redesign that somehow to make it work...Damnit...
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