algorithm problem

Hey guys Im having a probelm with my algorithm . Im trying to copy data from a asci ppm file(which is just a text file really) into a 2-d array of structs. The order it should go in is plot[1][1],plot[1][2].....plot[2][1]..and so on.
Here is the code

Code:

//the class
class graphics
{
public:
    void loadPPM(char* filename);
    graphics(void);
    ~graphics(void);
private:
    int xsize;
    int ysize;
    struct RGB
    {
        int red;
        int green;
        int blue;
    }plot[100][100];

};

Code:

//the algorithm
for(i=1;i<=xsize;i++)
    {        
        for(j=1;j<=ysize;j++)
        {
            for(k=1;k<=3;k++)
            {
                inFile>>plot[i][j].red;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].green;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].blue;
            }
        }
    }
    cout<<filename<<endl;    
    cout<<plot[1][1].red<<endl;
    cout<<plot[1][1].green<<endl;
    cout<<plot[1][1].blue<<endl;

Code:

....
//the text file im reading
255 
255 
254 
251
255
255
//there are over 4400 lines like but its not relevent

Im not getting the currect output when I run the program. My results are 251,255,254. It should be 255,255,254. I think I have a problem with the nested for loops. If you would to see more code. Like the function call, I will post it.

Thanks
Chris

Code:

 for(k=1;k<=3;k++)
            {
                inFile>>plot[i][j].red;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].green;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].blue;
            }

You are reading in information into the same array location 3 times. Is this intended? aka the code is equivalent to:

Code:

inFile>>plot[1][1].red; //k = 1
                inFile>>plot[1][1].green;
                inFile>>plot[1][1].blue;
inFile>>plot[1][1].red; //k = 2
                inFile>>plot[1][1].green;
                inFile>>plot[1][1].blue;
inFile>>plot[1][1].red; // k = 3
                inFile>>plot[1][1].green;
                inFile>>plot[1][1].blue;

Code:

            for(k=1;k<=3;k++)
            {
                inFile>>plot[i][j].red;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].green;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].blue;
            }

As Andy suggested, you don't need this third loop, just:

Code:

                inFile>>plot[i][j].red;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].green;
                inFile>>plot[i][j].blue;

Also remember arrays start at index 0, which is no problem, you are just skipping the first element. Just make sure your array is one element bigger.

OK, that makes since. I dont know what I was thinking.
Again everyone thanks for the quick reply