Thread: Store a vector<string> into another vector

Hi all, first post here so if I do anything against the rules of this community feel free to point that out.


Basically I'd have to write a very simple program that opens a .txt file, stores each word of each line into a "typedef vector<string> Tlinea" and each line into a "typedef vector<Tlinea> TTexto".


Using the Ttexto vector I should be able to print on screen the entire original text and to go through the text to find the blank spaces for each line.


I have written a program which gives the output expected using only the variable Ttlinea, however when I start using the Ttexto variable (part commented) all goes wrong.


This is my code:

Code:

#include <iostream>
#include <vector>
#include <fstream>
using namespace std;






typedef vector <string> TLinea;
typedef vector<TLinea> TTexto;
string line;






int main()
{
    TLinea my_linea;
    TTexto my_texto;


    ifstream test ("Ejemplo.txt");




    if(!test){
        cout<<"Error opening output file"<<endl;
        return 0;
    }
    while (getline(test,line)){


    //for (int i = 0 ; i < my_linea.size(); i++){
        my_linea.push_back(line);
        cout << line ;
        int total_blank_spaces = 0;
        for (int t = 0; t < line.size(); t++){
            if (line[t]== ' ') total_blank_spaces++;
        }


        cout << "   ["Blank spaces: " << total_blank_spaces << "]";
        cout << endl;
        }
    cout << endl;


/*Ttexto
    my_texto.push_back(my_linea);
    cout << my_texto[0] << endl;
*/




    return 0;
}

Thanks in advance for any advice or possible solution.

You're not dividing the line up into words. You're just counting blanks. I thought linea was supposed to be a vector of words, so instead of pushing the entire line to it, you should be pushing individual words. When you've done that for an entire line then you need to push that to texto.