Thread: Reading in data from Text file

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    Quote Originally Posted by matsp View Post
    Code:
       char pos[2][16];
       char place[11][11];
       int point[2];
    These variables are local to the function and uninitialized - I'm pretty sure you want them to be passed into the function.

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    ok sooooooooo somthing like this
    Code:
       ****(char pos[2][16], char place[11][11],int point[2])
    i cant use void no more soooo wat i use and i dont think i need noting to return
    Last edited by fortune2k; 04-06-2008 at 07:53 AM.

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    ive been playing around with all sorts of ways but still i get nothing

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    Quote Originally Posted by fortune2k View Post
    ive been playing around with all sorts of ways but still i get nothing
    Post what you have tried, and explain what "nothing" means.

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    hello i have the same assigment and have similar coding to you.. but just my displaying of the charts that dont look very nice..

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    Quote Originally Posted by matsp View Post
    Post what you have tried, and explain what "nothing" means.

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    Code:
    char 2points( char place[11][11], int point[2], char pos[2][16])
    {
        
        int x, wrong, flag
       for(i=0;i<2;i++) // loops round  twice allowing the input of 2 points
                    {
                        if(wrong!=1) // if wrong is 0 it will out put the following
                        {
                            if(i==0){printf("\n Please enter your Start point: ");} // input first point
                            if(i==1){printf("\n Please enter your Finishing point: ");} // input first point
                            
                        }
                        wrong=0;  // set wrong to 0
                        scanf("%16s", pos[i]);
                        flag = 0; // sets flag to 0 so place is invalid until found
                        for(x = 0; x < sizeof(place); x ++) {
                            if(strcmp(place[x+1], pos[i])==0) {
                                // place found
                                point[i] = x; // point at position i is set to the value of x
                                flag=1; //sets flag as 1 because its a valid place
                            }
                        }
                        if(flag==0) // place not found
                        {
                            printf("\n Invalid place name please re enter: ");
                            i--; // decrements i by 1 sooo it will loop round again
                            wrong=1;   // sets wrong to 1 so the ask for start or finsh point is not asked for again
                        }
                    }
       }
    it runs but when i put in a a valid place name it doesnt find it

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