Catching HTML with a C++ program
My problem is:
Every day I have write down the wheather prediction for my region, Extremadura, from the same website, every day, and this is boring because I need data for 12 towns each day.
My question is:
¿How can I catch this data automaticly with a C++ program? I have knowings of C++ "local" programming, but I know nothing of how to interact with the net.
Could someone help me, please?
Thank you very much!
Every day I have write down the wheather prediction for my region, Extremadura, from the same website, every day, and this is boring because I need data for 12 towns each day.
My question is:
¿How can I catch this data automaticly with a C++ program? I have knowings of C++ "local" programming, but I know nothing of how to interact with the net.
Could someone help me, please?
Thank you very much!
Thank you, george,
but how I do that? I´m working on Windows. I´ve searched for some API tutorials ans they look very complex, but what I want to achive is aparently very simple: it would be alright if my program would get an internet address as parameter (www.google.com) and generate a txt file with the HTML code of that site.
Could you or anyone be a bit more explicit, please.
Thanks!
but how I do that? I´m working on Windows. I´ve searched for some API tutorials ans they look very complex, but what I want to achive is aparently very simple: it would be alright if my program would get an internet address as parameter (www.google.com) and generate a txt file with the HTML code of that site.
Could you or anyone be a bit more explicit, please.
Thanks!
There are plenty of methods like URLDownloadToFile()
(see Win32 ng http://tinyurl.com/cmhb5g for all others...)
(see Win32 ng http://tinyurl.com/cmhb5g for all others...)
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