Thread: open file and add node to linked list

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    Question open file and add node to linked list

    I wrote some function to read input.txt and add the elements in this file to node, but it doesn't work anymore
    would you mind check and figure out my mistake, thx alot

    Code:
     In function `input': 
    71 [Warning] assignment makes integer from pointer without a cast 
    75  subscripted value is neither array nor pointer 
    
     In function `main': 
    101  too few arguments to function `input'
    Code:
    Input.txt 
    6 2 4 3 
    -2 4 1 -3 7 6
    Code:
    #include <stdio.h> 
    #include <stdlib.h> 
    #include <conio.h>
    
        int rows, cols,row, col, k, i, element[10], p[10],array2; 
        int n,a,g,r;    
        int **rp, *ap; 
        
    typedef struct node *NodePtr;
    struct node 
        {
        int info;
        NodePtr link;
        };
    void PrintContent(NodePtr pList)
        {
        NodePtr p=pList;
        
        while (p!=NULL)
        { printf("%d ",p->info);
        p=p->link;
        }
        printf("\n\n");
        }
            
    NodePtr CreateNode(int data)
        {
        NodePtr pA = (NodePtr) malloc(sizeof(struct node));
        pA->info=data;
        pA->link=NULL;
        return pA;
        }
     
    void InsertNode(NodePtr *ppList, NodePtr newnode)// insert the newnode into the list pointed by *ppList. 
        {  if (*ppList==NULL) 
          // the list is empty 
          {   
            *ppList = newnode; 
          } 
          else if (newnode->info < (*ppList)->info) 
          // insert at the beginning of the list  
          {  newnode->link = *ppList; 
            *ppList = newnode; 
          } 
          else  
          {  NodePtr p=*ppList; 
            while (p->link!=NULL && p->link->info < newnode->info) 
              p = p->link; 
            // p will stop at the last node, or at the node  
            //    after which we should insert the new node. 
            newnode->link = p->link; 
            p->link = newnode; 
          }   
        } 
            
    void input(FILE *file, char nameInput[]) //Function to read data from file
    {
         int j, i;
         file = fopen(nameInput, "r");
         if(file == NULL){
                 printf("Error:Can't open the file");
                 getch();
         }
         else{
              printf("File opened successfully!\n");
              }
         fscanf (file,"%d",&n);
         fscanf (file,"%d",&a);
         fscanf (file,"%d",&g);
         fscanf (file,"%d",&r);           
         array2 = malloc(n *sizeof(int));
         for (j = 0; j < n; j++){
             if(!feof(file))
             {
                       fscanf(file,"%d",&array2[j]);
             }
         }
         fclose(file);
         }
    
    void output(void)
        {
        int a[100];
        FILE *fpoutput;
        fpoutput=fopen("Output.txt","w");
        
        for (i=0;i<3;i++)
            fprintf(fpoutput,"%d ",a[i]);
            
        fclose(fpoutput);
        }
     
    
        
    
    
    
        
    int main(void)
        {
        input();
        output();
        getch();
        }
    Last edited by blackant; 03-24-2009 at 01:15 AM. Reason: fixx

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    Helps if to quickly debug if you specify what type of error you're getting.
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    I added the error when I complied it in DEV C++

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