Reading a File

[Vulpecula]

I opened and read a file in a program that I am working on. I have the following informantion in the file:

string intstring intstring intstring intstring intstring
int string intstring

As you can see, starting with the second string, the string starts right next to my previous int. I obviously need spacing there. However, my problem here is that I only want to show three pairs of string and int in each row and I'm having trouble doing that. Any tips?
I have two 1-D arrays, one for string and one for int, if that is any help.
Thanks!

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My tip is to ask your question in the form of a question. Are you having troubles reading in like this, or is this what you're writing out and you want to change how you write it out?

[Vulpecula]

I'm having trouble writing it out. To write it out I have this:

cout << States [row] << AdmNum [row];

The code for opening and closing the file is this:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>


using namespace std;


const int ROW_MAX = 1; //I should have 50 rows, however, when I use 50 the file I read is all messed up


ifstream &GetString (ifstream&, string&, const int, const char = '\n');

int main()
{
	string States [ROW_MAX];
	int AdmNum [ROW_MAX];
	int RowsUsed;
	string InFile;
	ifstream datafile;
	

	cout << "Enter the name of the date file containing information\nabout some of the United States : ";
	cin >> InFile;
	cin.ignore (100, '\n');
	cout << endl;
	datafile.open(InFile.c_str());

	if (!datafile)
		cout << "\nThe file could not be opened for reading.\n";
	else
	{
		RowsUsed = 0;
		GetString (datafile, InFile, 15); //I have a function for this
		while (!datafile.eof() && RowsUsed < ROW_MAX)
		{
			States [RowsUsed] = InFile;
			for ( int row = 0; row < ROW_MAX; row++)
			{
				States [row] = InFile;
				datafile.ignore (21, '\n');              
				datafile >> AdmNum [row];                
				datafile.ignore (2000, '\n');
				cout << States [row] << AdmNum [row]; 
				GetString (datafile, InFile, 15);
			}
		}
	}
	datafile.close();

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So you need to write a space after the int. And then to only get three on a line, you need to write an endl every third time. You can either put three in a loop (not recommended, by me anyway), or use a counter.