A little help - Pig Latin function

Slow but sure and I am finally close. Below is a function I am calling from a menu. It is to convert a sentence for English to Pig Latin. I have not found where I went wrong yet (any help would be appreciated). To let you know where I am at, here is the a sample input and a sampl of whay I get returned right now:
input- bring me the butter
out put- ingbray ebay ebay utterbay

Code:

int pig()
{
char sent[150];
char part[40];
char temp[40];
char *tokenPtr;
char vowel []= "aeiou";
char *ptrloc;
int llen=0;
int tlen=0;
int k=0; 
 
printf("Please enter a sentence\n");

gets(sent);   

tokenPtr=strtok(sent, " ");

while (tokenPtr !=NULL){

sscanf(tokenPtr, "%s", part);
 
ptrloc=strpbrk(part, vowel);

tlen=strlen(part);

llen=strlen(ptrloc);

for (k; k < (tlen-llen); k++){

temp[k]=part[k];

}
temp [ (tlen-llen)]='\0';   

printf(" %s", ptrloc);

printf("%s", temp);

tokenPtr=strtok(NULL, " ");
}
printf("\n\n"); 
 
return 0;
}

Thanks for any help or advice!

That code is a bloody mess. Use some tabs to space everything and include functions so we can see the rest of the code.

Sorry about that --not sure what I managed to do to lose my formatting. Here is the complete program I am working on. As mentioned in the previous post, the pig() function is my trouble spot. Here is the a sample input and a sample of what I get returned right now:

input- bring me the butter
out put- ingbray ebay ebay utterbay

Code:

# include <stdio.h>
# include <string.h>

int name();
int pig();
int izzle();

main()
{
 int y;

   while ( y != 4) 
   {

    printf("Welcome to the word game!\n");
    printf("Please select from the following list:\n");
    printf("1. Name Game\n 2. Pig Latin\n 3. My Game\n 4. Exit\n");
    scanf("%d", & y);
	fflush(stdin);
 
	   if (y==1) 
		  name();
       else
       if (y==2)
          pig();
       else
       if (y==3)
          izzle();
   }
}


int name()
{
  char word[40];
  char bword[40];
  char fword[40];
  char mword[40];
  char oword[40];

  int h=1;
  int l=1;
  int w=1;  
 
  printf("Enter your name\n");

  scanf("%s", word);
  sscanf(word, "%s", oword);

  mword[0]='M';
  fword[0]= 'F'; 
  bword[0]= 'B';

  printf("\n\n%s!\n%s, %s bo", word,word,word);

     for (h=1; (bword[h]=word[h]) !='\0'; h++){
		 printf("%s Bonana fanna fo", bword);}
 
     for (l=1; (fword[l]=bword[l]) !='\0'; l++) {
         printf("%s\nFee fy mo", fword);}

	 for (w=1; (mword[w]=fword[w]) !='\0'; w++) {
         printf("%s, %s!\n\n", mword, oword); }
}



int pig()
{
  char sent[150];
  char part[40];
  char temp[40];
  char *tokenPtr;
  char vowel []= "aeiou";
  char *ptrloc;
  int llen=0;
  int tlen=0;
  int k=0; 
 
  printf("Please enter a sentence\n");
  gets(sent);   

  tokenPtr=strtok(sent, " ");

     while (tokenPtr !=NULL)
	 {
        sscanf(tokenPtr, "%s", part); 
        ptrloc=strpbrk(part, vowel);
        tlen=strlen(part);
        llen=strlen(ptrloc);
    
           for (k; k < (tlen-llen); k++)
		   {
              temp[k]=part[k];
		   }
   temp [ (tlen-llen)]='\0';
   printf(" %s", ptrloc);
   printf("%say", temp); 

   tokenPtr=strtok(NULL, " ");
	 }
  
   printf("\n\n"); 
   return 0;
}



int izzle()
{
   char dumb[150];
   char *tokenPtr;
   printf("Please enter a sentence:\n");
   gets(dumb);
   tokenPtr = strtok(dumb, " ");

      while(tokenPtr != NULL)
	  {
         printf(" %sizzle ", tokenPtr);
         tokenPtr=strtok(NULL, " ");
	  }

   printf("\n");
   return 0;
}

Again any help is appreciated !

made for cpp but should be easy to change for c

Code:

/*====================================
  Bring me the butter
  
  = ringbay emay hetay utterbay!
  
  

Algo
1. Grab first letter move to the end 
then print 'ay'. What could be simpler.

======================================*/

#include<iostream>
#include<fstream>
#include<string>

using namespace std;

int main()
{
    
    char array[81];
    cin.getline(array,81);
    
    fstream file_pointer;
    file_pointer.open("pig.txt",ios::out);
    
    do{
        
        file_pointer<<array;
        
      }while(file_pointer.peek()!=EOF);
      
       file_pointer.close();

     fstream read;
     read.open("pig.txt",ios::in);
     char array_two[81];
     do{
         read>>array_two;
         int size=strlen(array_two);
         
         for(int a=0; a<size; a++)
         {
             if(a!=0)
             {
                 cout<<array_two[a];
             }
         }
         cout<<array_two[0]<<"ay ";
     }while(read.peek()!=EOF);
     read.close();
     
     int pause;
     cin>>pause;
 }

treenef: your results don't match the required results

bnmwad: You had it, all but for the sake of two characters... check out the changes

Code:

# include <stdio.h>
# include <string.h>

int name();
int pig();
int izzle();

main()
{
 int y;

   while ( y != 4) 
   {

    printf("Welcome to the word game!\n");
    printf("Please select from the following list:\n");
    printf("1. Name Game\n 2. Pig Latin\n 3. My Game\n 4. Exit\n");
    scanf("%d", & y);
	fflush(stdin);
 
	   if (y==1) 
		  name();
       else
       if (y==2)
          pig();
       else
       if (y==3)
          izzle();
   }
}


int name()
{
  char word[40];
  char bword[40];
  char fword[40];
  char mword[40];
  char oword[40];

  int h=1;
  int l=1;
  int w=1;  
 
  printf("Enter your name\n");

  scanf("%s", word);
  sscanf(word, "%s", oword);

  mword[0]='M';
  fword[0]= 'F'; 
  bword[0]= 'B';

  printf("\n\n%s!\n%s, %s bo", word,word,word);

     for (h=1; (bword[h]=word[h]) !='\0'; h++){
		 printf("%s Bonana fanna fo", bword);}
 
     for (l=1; (fword[l]=bword[l]) !='\0'; l++) {
         printf("%s\nFee fy mo", fword);}

	 for (w=1; (mword[w]=fword[w]) !='\0'; w++) {
         printf("%s, %s!\n\n", mword, oword); }
}



int pig()
{
  char sent[150];
  char part[40];
  char temp[40];
  char *tokenPtr;
  char vowel []= "aeiou";
  char *ptrloc;
  int llen=0;
  int tlen=0;
  int k=0; 
 
  printf("Please enter a sentence\n");
  gets(sent);   

  tokenPtr=strtok(sent, " ");

     while (tokenPtr !=NULL)
	 {
        sscanf(tokenPtr, "%s", part); 
        ptrloc=strpbrk(part, vowel);
        tlen=strlen(part);
        llen=strlen(ptrloc);
    
           for (k=0; k < (tlen-llen); k++)
		   {
              temp[k]=part[k];
		   }
   temp [ (tlen-llen)]='\0';
   printf(" %s", ptrloc);
   printf("%say", temp); 

   tokenPtr=strtok(NULL, " ");
	 }
  
   printf("\n\n"); 
   return 0;
}



int izzle()
{
   char dumb[150];
   char *tokenPtr;
   printf("Please enter a sentence:\n");
   gets(dumb);
   tokenPtr = strtok(dumb, " ");

      while(tokenPtr != NULL)
	  {
         printf(" %sizzle ", tokenPtr);
         tokenPtr=strtok(NULL, " ");
	  }

   printf("\n");
   return 0;
}

BTW - this will compile, but not without warnings

Thanks for the help !! I figured as usual it was something simple I just kept missing!!

treenef: your results don't match the required results

Remember pig latin has various dialects, which means there is no correct/ incorrect output.

http://www.snowcrest.net/donnelly/piglatin.html

For example, in most pig latin conversions the rule is, if the word begins with a vowel, output the whole word and then add 'way' onto the end.

Code:

is  =   isway

Since this is a very trivial exception to my program it would be very easy to correct. Moreover, a few other cases exist where pig latin differs from place to place.

Of course, my output may not be the same as the one expected in the original post, however, I was just demonstrating another of tackling the problem using fstreams.

It wasn't in my interests to write a complete program. I have left that to the author of the original post

Tis ok, I was just being picky