The text document is TTT.txt ...in it is
X X X O - X O O -
I need my program to read each and then be able to pass it to a different part of it...HELP!
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A:
char stuff[9];
FILE* foo = fopen("myfile.txt", "r");
for (int i = 0; i < 9; i++) {
stuff[i] = fgetc(foo);
fgetc(foo); // Ignore the newline
} // Now your characters are in "stuff"
No error handling, hardcoded file name, and uses C functions. But it does what you want in a concise format.
Borealid
2010-07-11 04:51:43
Is that in c++?
Salena
2010-07-11 04:58:59
@Salena, if you can't even tell if the provided solution is in C++, you may have bigger problems than we can solve here.
JSBangs
2010-07-11 05:02:58
@Salena: if that question occurs to you, you should spend a little more time with either a textbook or an O'Reilly before posting on StackOverflow.
Borealid
2010-07-11 05:03:03
No, that's a very good question. This is _not_ C++, it's C. And it's much harder to get right than C++ code would. Which is why it gets a `-1` from me.
sbi
2010-07-11 11:25:12
+1 from me; it's not C++, but it gives an idea on what needs to be done (opening a file, reading characters into an array) without just giving away the answer.
dreamlax
2010-07-11 11:36:43
@dreamlax: I would have up-voted it if it spelled this out in pseudo code.
sbi
2010-07-12 19:09:12
+1
A:
Since this is homework, I'm not going to post actual code. but I'll give you a hint into the right direction.
What you need is file streams. You can read from a file using std::ifstream. It has several methods of reading. The one your looking for is probably operator >> reading into a char.
Read up on it, try to start off, and come back here when you get stuck, showing us what you have done so far and why you got stuck.
sbi
2010-07-11 11:30:00