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Re: how can i input from file using i/o with getline

10-Apr-09 0:26

dr.nokia wrote:
how can i can input from .dat or .txt using getline statment ?

What is your trouble about?

dr.nokia wrote:
with unlimited size of D'Oh! memory ?>

Uh! Who gave you that?

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Mohamed_Khalil10-Apr-09 0:29

Mohamed_Khalil

10-Apr-09 0:29

coz i've assignment project about morse code read input from I/O file

Re: how can i input from file using i/o with getline

CPallini10-Apr-09 0:39

Re: how can i input from file using i/o with getline

10-Apr-09 0:39

Interesting, anyway, you didn't ask neither of my questions.
Good luck with your assignment.
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Mohamed_Khalil10-Apr-09 0:41

Mohamed_Khalil

10-Apr-09 0:41

i want to use with unlimited size coz i don't know how the msg big is !!

Re: how can i input from file using i/o with getline

CPallini10-Apr-09 0:56

Re: how can i input from file using i/o with getline

10-Apr-09 0:56

Obviously you haven't memory of unlimited size. If your file is reasonably small then you may allocate memory to read the whole file, otherwise you need to read the (big) file in chunks.
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David Crow10-Apr-09 2:55

David Crow

10-Apr-09 2:55

dr.nokia wrote:
how can i can input from .dat or .txt using getline statment ?

Something like:

ifsstream ifs;
string line;
while (getline(ifs, line))
{
    ...
}

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shiv@nand9-Apr-09 22:50

shiv@nand

9-Apr-09 22:50

In VC++ 6.0 MFC application
i am trying to Display date in Shot Format eg;05-10-09
but it will print 05-10-2009

Here is the code i written
SYSTEMTIME st;
GetSystemTime(&st);

CString str;

str.Format("%02d-%02d-02%d",st.wDay,st.wMonth,st.wYear);
m_date=m_date + str;

I will get output say eg: 05-10-2009, but i want in this format 05-10-09

Plz any body help me

Jijo.Raj9-Apr-09 23:02

Jijo.Raj

9-Apr-09 23:02

Hello Jiya,

You can use _tcsftime()[^] or CTime::Format()[^] to format date/time in required format.

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shiv@nand9-Apr-09 23:16

shiv@nand

9-Apr-09 23:16

_tcsftime()[^] or CTime::Format()[^] to format date/time in required format how we can use it i am not getting plz will give the example

Jijo.Raj10-Apr-09 0:57

Jijo.Raj

10-Apr-09 0:57

Hello Jiya,

if you have trouble with those apis, then use COleDateTime. Check the sample code snippet for your use,

COleDateTime time = COleDateTime::GetCurrentTime();
CString str = time.Format(_T("%d-%m-%y"));

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David Crow10-Apr-09 2:57

David Crow

10-Apr-09 2:57

jiya-123 wrote:
I will get output say eg: 05-10-2009, but i want in this format 05-10-09

Have you tried:

str.Format("%02d-%02d-%02d",st.wDay,st.wMonth,st.wYear%100);

doubly linked lsit

Aljaz1119-Apr-09 22:34

Aljaz111

9-Apr-09 22:34

how to put node at the end of list. I have so:

struct element{<br />
	int key;<br />
	int idx;<br />
	element *prev, *next;<br />
};

in main i have:

<br />
element* head=NULL; ->pointer on begging<br />
element* tail=NULL; ->pointer on end<br />
element* new=NULL; ->pointer for new node<br />
<br />
int el;<br />
new=new element;<br />
                <br />
cin>>el;<br />
nov_el->key=el;<br />
add(head,new,tail); <br />

I know how to put node at the beggining:

<br />
void vstavi(element*&head, element* new, element*&tail)<br />
{<br />
new->prev=NULL;<br />
new->next=head;<br />
<br />
if(head!=NULL)<br />
{<br />
    head->prev=new;<br />
}<br />
<br />
else<br />
tail=new;<br />
head=new;<br />
<br />
}<br />

How to change this code for adding on beggining so it will add on the end. And everytime new node is added to the end idx from structure element must idx=idx+1;

Thanks a lot

CPallini9-Apr-09 23:22

9-Apr-09 23:22

Please use the code block button to post code snippets.
It looks like you aren't completely aware about C++ syntax: new is a keyword (hence a reserved identifier), moreover if you wish (as it appears) execute both the statements

Aljaz111 wrote:
tail=new;
head=new;

after the else clause the you've to enclose them in a block ({}).

Please fix your code, be sure it compiles and works and then ask for completion.
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Aljaz11110-Apr-09 2:14

Aljaz111

10-Apr-09 2:14

i know..i just want to give good name for new element Big Grin | :-D

i my code i have nov_el;)

Divyang Mithaiwala9-Apr-09 23:23

Divyang Mithaiwala

9-Apr-09 23:23

What's problem? Code is simple.

void addTail(element*&head, element* new, element*&tail)
{
	new->next=NULL;
	new->prev=tail;

	if (tail!=NULL)
	{
		tail->prev=new;
		new->idx=tail->idx+1;
	}
	else
	{
		head=new;
		new->idx=0;
	}
	tail=new;
}

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CPallini9-Apr-09 23:29

Cannot convert from 'CString' to 'TCHAR []'

9-Apr-09 23:29

Divyang Mithaiwala wrote:
Do not trust a computer...
Always check what computer is doing

As well as don't trust your mental compiler: new, you know, is a C++ keyword hence, as it stands, your code won't compile.

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PankajB9-Apr-09 22:31

PankajB

9-Apr-09 22:31

Hi There.

I am using VS2008, and am facing above problem.

For details, below is what I am doing...

CString strSource = L"Hello";
TCHAR SourceFile[] = strSource;

Please suggest.

Thanks
PanB

Re: Cannot convert from 'CString' to 'TCHAR []'

PankajB9-Apr-09 23:01

PankajB

9-Apr-09 23:01

Found a Solution: Above conversion can be done using _tcscpy function.
Eg:

CString strSource = L"Hello";
TCHAR SourceFile[100];
_tcscpy(SourceFile, strSource );

Re: Cannot convert from 'CString' to 'TCHAR []'

CPallini9-Apr-09 23:25

Re: Cannot convert from 'CString' to 'TCHAR []'

9-Apr-09 23:25

Your solution only works on UNICODE builds.
On the other hand, you may easily generalize it with

CString strSource = _T("Hello");
TCHAR SourceFile[100];
_tcscpy(SourceFile, strSource );

to work both in UNICODE and in ANSI builds.
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CPallini9-Apr-09 23:13

9-Apr-09 23:13

Why do you need it?
Are you sure you need to convert a wide char string into a generic text mappings array?

If the answer to the second question is yes then you need something like:

HRESULT hr;
TCHAR SourceFile[0x100];
CString strSource = CString(L"Hello");
hr = StringCbCopy(SourceFile, sizeof(SourceFile), strSource);
// check hr value for success or failure here

pointer on class

durban29-Apr-09 21:43

durban2

9-Apr-09 21:43

MFC, STUDIO 2008, MDI-project

advanced to forward, 2 errors became less:
#pragma once
class СAdderDialog; // after addition this line into file "modeldlg.h" eliminate (remove)only 2 errors
// CMainDlg
class CMainDlg : public CDialog
{
СAdderDialog* m_pModeless5;

CMainDlg::CMainDlg(CWnd* pParent /*=NULL*/)
: CDialog(CMainDlg::IDD, pParent)
, m_pModeless5(NULL)
{
. . . . . . . . . . .

void CMainDlg::OnOK()
{
if (m_pModeless5 == NULL) // OK!
{
m_pModeless5 = new CAdderDialog(this); // error C2440: '=' : cannot convert from 'CAdderDialog *' to 'СAdderDialog *'
if (m_pModeless5->Create() == TRUE) // modeldlg.cpp(67) : error C2027: use of undefined type 'СAdderDialog'
// error C2227: left of '->Create' must point to class/struct/union/generic type
GetDlgItem(IDOK)->EnableWindow(FALSE);
}
else
m_pModeless5->SetActiveWindow(); // error C2027: use of undefined type 'СAdderDialog'
}

Re: pointer on class

CPallini9-Apr-09 22:28