i want similar help
but i want the code to be in c++
if have modified this code and tried to use it but somehow its nt wrking...it ll b kind of sum1 to hlp me in dis...
ss2602 0 Newbie Poster
Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Post the code you tried to write.
mrnutty 761 Senior Poster
use ifstream
then :
int main()
{
cout<<"Enter file name (with extension): "
char filename[1024] = {0};
cin >> filename;
ifstream iFile(filename);
...//do some stuff
} Ancient Dragon 5,243 Achieved Level 70 Team Colleague Featured Poster
Looks ok to me. The only problem I see is that >> operator will not allow the file name to contain spaces. You need to use getlin() if you want spaces.
Why do you think the code you posted does not work?
tux4life 2,072 Postaholic
Why do you think the code you posted does not work?
Because he is using an old compiler, as you can read in his other thread about the same subject:
http://www.daniweb.com/forums/thread205600.html
csurfer 422 Posting Pro
Looks ok to me. The only problem I see is that >> operator will not allow the file name to contain spaces. You need to use getlin() if you want spaces.
Why do you think the code you posted does not work?
Thats getline() what Ancient Dragon wanted to say and dont worry you wont need it because filenames don't contain spaces in them and you are using it for files. ;)
tux4life 2,072 Postaholic
>you wont need it because filenames don't contain spaces in them and you are using it for files.
I can create files on my computer which contain spaces in their filename, so in fact to be fully correct you'll need it.
But you're right in saying that the getlin() has to be getline() of course, remember that it is code `à la Ancient Dragon´ :P
(not an insult)
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