Function for surrounding words with '`'

[plamenbv]

I want to build a function that reads text from a text file, surrounds all the words with '`', puts every word on a single line and saves the file to another one. I'm a beginner and I ended up with this code. It just opens the file, and puts the words on single lines...

        void replace() {            
            char ch;
            FILE *fp,*fp2;
            fp = fopen("C:\\test.txt", "r");
               if (!fp) {
              printf("\nFile test.txt cannot be opened.\n");
             }
             fp2 = fopen("C:\\test2.txt", "w");
               if (!fp2) {
              printf("\nFile test2.txt cannot be opened.\n");
             }


             while((ch=getc(fp))!=EOF) {
              if(isspace(ch)) {
              ch='\n';
              }
              fputc(ch,fp2);
              }
             fclose(fp);
             fclose(fp2);
             printf("''test2.txt'' was created.\nPress Enter to go back to the Menu...");
             getchar();
             system("cls"); //*I know I shouldn't use system("cls"), but let's not comment it now.. :) *//
             main(); //*returns to main(), which has a menu *//
             exit(0);


            }

How can I do that word formatting? Any ideas?

P.S. An example:
If the text file has:

The Quick Brown Fox

I want the new file to be:

`The`
`Quick`
`Brown`
`Fox`

[whiteflags]

If you understand what this part does:

     while((ch=getc(fp))!=EOF) {
      if(isspace(ch)) {
      ch='\n';
      }
      fputc(ch,fp2);
      }

you'll figure out where to write the quotes.

[plamenbv]

     while((ch=getc(fp))!=EOF) { //* - reads characters from the file until end of file
      if(isspace(ch)) { //* - if (ch) is a whitespace
      ch='\n'; //* - replace that whitespace with a new line character
      }
      fputc(ch,fp2); //* - writes the data into the other file 
      }

I think I understand what it does, because I did it myself, but I still can't figure out how to do that word surrounding.. That's why I asked here.. I'm maybe too stupid for C..

[plamenbv]

Sorry for bumping my thread, but I really have to get this program working..

[Strahd]

If you want the following

"This is a string" to end up like

This
is
a
string

Then take a look at the strtok() function. You can setup your print statement as '%s'.

[plamenbv]

Thank you very much! You have one ice-cold beer from me..

[plamenbv]

But first I have to read those characters from the file into a string.. What shoud I use - fgets()?