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

#include "student.h"

okay, can someone tell me why my code doesn't write more than one record to the file??? it'll write one okay, but if i want more than one, then it chokes and prints a whole bunch of crap to the...

the complication arises when i try to split the main function into two separate functions (readfile and writefile)...but those are minor bugs....i've just gotta format the user interface better....
...

i think that it would be easier if i stated my desired outcome, cause im turning into a real grouch trying to figure out these bugs.

I have an array of students:

struct student
{
char...

why would calling fscanf return a segmentation fault???

i also got an error that said "bus error"...i've never seen that before, can anyone explain?

wonderful::: hammer's input is the kind that i find the most...hmm...enjoyable: lots and lots of info.

I've been reading a lot of posts concering the use of gets, fgets, scanf, getchar....all discussing the issue of portability. while scanf is the easier choice to use (for those who are lazy), why...

i figured it out...i needed to use a FILE pointer for the third argument of fgets...jeez, i was stuck on that for the longest time....ugh.....


doomo

another fgets question, this line of code chokes when i use it:

>fgets(sarray[index].name, 25, fname);

at this point: index=0, sarray is a name of students, name is a character array in the...

thanks for the fgetc, but i was looking for something that did the work for me (of course, i am extremely lazy)...but i will be forced to deal with my own coding inadequacies....

as for the malloc...

i have two problems actually:

1) in c++, you can use the 'getline' function to read in a line that is terminated with a specified delimiter..is this at all possible in c? I am assuming that i'd...

so, i actually want to be using a fstream...like this:

//code
fstream myfile;
myfile=open("myfile.txt");
//

will this create the file if that file is not found?

the thing that's kind of messing me up is that i have file being opened and read by the constructor in one class, and then being written to by the deconstructor in that same class...so i dont think...

i have a program that it a little wacked (cause i suck at programming)...anyway, i need some clarification on input and output to/from a file.

if you declare:
//code
fstream myfile;...

oh my, that error disappearing was the best rabbit that a magician could pull out of their hat....

...thank you so very much...i will a wonderful two hours of sleep tonight...if i can get the rest...

i have a defined a struct that looks like this:

//code:
struct record
{
char name[25];
char address[80];
int yearofbirth;
char telno[15];
};

i figured it all out, use getline...ah, i should listen when other people speak, on top of thinking before i speak....

"what a wonderful world it would be"...if i only i could practice what i...

the complicated stuff, i have a minority kind of understanding on...like the concept of a linked list...of course, it would be the implementation of such that's got me pulling my hair....

the...

of course, i am programming for a class that finishes in hmm....about 38 hours now, during which time i need to finish one project and begin(as well as complete) four assignments.

i am...

"i should learn to think before speaking"

okay, i think i got somewhere. i wouldn't be able to format something around the null-termination, because i press <enter> on every line, which is what...

i got the strcat, but to make life even more exciting, let's say that i dont know how the user will choose to input the information.

john smith
123 green way
nowhere, usa 12345

or

john...

let's say that i wanted to take user input, that was on separate lines, and wanted to store that input in a single array. how could that be done?

for example, i have a mailing address that i...

thats how bad this is, i didnt even realize that i didnt post it in the c++ board.

okay, so i procrastinate, and have no idea how to do any kind of file i/o in C++. can anyone give me the "cut-to-the-chase" version of low level file i/o???

all i really want to do is take user...

Gods you two are, Gods i tell you.

doomo very much, now i can take a nice refreshing shower and take my eyes off the screen for a second or three.