#1 Burning Software

I am trying to add files to a directory that exists on a CDRW disk.

I import all the tracks, then walk the tree looking for my directory. When I find the directory, I use that NodeID to add the file to that node.

This works fine the first time that I use it, but on the 2nd try it it overwrites the previously added file. I can never seem to have more than 2 files in that directory.

I am closing the session between writes and ejecting/loading the disk. It works just fine when appending files to the root, but not to subdirectories.

Is it possible to add new files to a directory other than to the Root? If so, is there anything special that I must do?

Thanks

Yes, if course it's possible to do what you're trying to do. Doble check your code and if you'd have problems - sumbit the code to support staff Just make sure it would not be something like passing pointer to pointer like it was last time

I found the solution. I should only import that last track that was written to the disk, not all of the previous tracks.

One thing that I think would have helped with the pointer to a pointer problem, would be to rely on the type checking of the compiler, after all, that's why it is there. Using void* for all the pointers make it easy for these kinds of mistakes to go unnoticed and makes debugging much more difficult.

Also, are you interested in suggestions for how to word some of the documentation? If so, I can send you some of my suggestions for the descriptions for some of the parameters.

Thanks

1) Good!

2) You're 200% correct upon this! In new codebase there would be type cast pointers and not PVOID everywhere

3) Sure! Thank you for doing this!