Thread: am stuck in reading a file

Originally Posted by abood1190

how can i use arrays ... can you give me hints

Do you not have a textbook you can refer to? These are complex matters not exactly easy to convey in a forum posting. Some extra study would be a good idea at this point... Grab some C programming tutorials from the web and read up...

In fact... (CLICK HERE)


For example...

Code:

int Docking_ID[10];
int Max_size[10];
int Time_Taken[10];
int Cargs[10];

//....


  fscanf(file1,"%d %c",&Num_Of_Bays,&Harbour_Name);	
  for (i=0;i<Harbour_Name;i++)
    fscanf(file1,"%d %d %d %f", &Docking_ID[i], &Max_size[i], &Time_Taken[i], &Chargs[i]);

But there are better ways, the tutorials should help you figure that out.

aha thats nice ... do i need to use struct with it ?

Originally Posted by quzah

Code:

fscanf( file1, " %d %d %d %f", ... );

Notice the spaces. If you want to read spaces, then add them in your formatting string. The scanf functions expect exactly formatted input, so you have to tell it exactly how the file is set up.
Quzah.

Your explained spaces are redundant in this case.
All numeric scanf-formats 'eats' all heading whitespaces, standard-like, ever.

Originally Posted by abood1190

aha thats nice ... do i need to use struct with it ?

Did you even bother with the tutorials? Seriously... go do some reading.

CommonTater Thank you ,,, i will get back to 2 u asap ........... BillyTKid no more problems with spaces ^_^