FStream 1.4.9



I would like to read input data from text file with fstream.
But I don't know how to mix different type of get functions.
I would like to read for example numbers after char '='
I try to use something like this

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But its wrong, and also didnt recognize eof.

I also would like to skip comments started with '#'
therefore I want to throw away lines,
but getline() does not work with no arguments

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use getline() to read the file line by line, then parse the string

>>getline() does not work with no arguments
Of course not -- you have to pass appropriate argument

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There are a million and one ways to parse a string. Here's one idea that might get your creative juices flowing:

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Ancient Dragon5,243Achieved Level 70 Team ColleagueFeatured Poster
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use getline() to read the file line by line, then parse the string

>>getline() does not work with no arguments
Of course not -- you have to pass appropriate argument

Editedby Ancient Dragon because:n/a

I would like to read input data from text file with fstream.
But I don't know how to mix different type of get functions.
I would like to read for example numbers after char '='
I try to use something like this

But its wrong, and also didnt recognize eof.

I also would like to skip comments started with '#'
therefore I want to throw away lines,
but getline() does not work with no arguments

  • 4 Contributors
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  • 607 Views
  • 9 Hours Discussion Span
  • commentLatest PostLatest Postby Narue

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use getline() to read the file line by line, then parse the string

Xstream 1.4.9

>>getline() does not work with no arguments
Of course not -- you have to pass appropriate argument

Jump to Post

There are a million and one ways to parse a string. Here's one idea that might get your creative juices flowing:

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Ancient Dragon5,243Achieved Level 70 Team ColleagueFeatured Poster

use getline() to read the file line by line, then parse the string

>>getline() does not work with no arguments
Of course not -- you have to pass appropriate argument

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Editedby Ancient Dragon because:n/a