How to read Integer from a txt file
The content of txt file is:
item,coke,juice,beer
1, 12, 26, 17
2, 8, 18, 15
3, 25, 35, 20
i just need to read the integers, how can i ignore all the char?
Code:int item,coke,juice,beer; infile = fopen("itemlist.txt", "r"); if (infile == NULL) { printf("Fail to open itemlist.txt!\n"); getchar(); return -1; } fscanf(infile, "%d, %d, %d, %d", &item,&coke,&juice,&beer); fflush(stdin); fclose(infile);
How about just finding a function that reads in the entire first line and then DO NOTHING with the result of that at all?
Then all subsequent operations will carry on from the second line as you want.
- Compiler warnings are like "Bridge Out Ahead" warnings. DON'T just ignore them.
- A compiler error is something SO stupid that the compiler genuinely can't carry on with its job. A compiler warning is the compiler saying "Well, that's bloody stupid but if you WANT to ignore me..." and carrying on.
- The best debugging tool in the world is a bunch of printf()'s for everything important around the bits you think might be wrong.
Read one line at a time (fgets) and check it for numbers (sscanf).
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
Don't do this
FAQ > Why fflush(stdin) is wrongCode:fflush(stdin);
