HI!

I have been struggling with this for the past couple of days, could someone PLEASE help?

I need to read in a file (I have no problems doing this), however while there are certain numbers I have to bring in and store into a variable: ( I have attached a sample data file and my program is below along with where I am confused)...

so when the file is being read in it need to look for 3 things, including "/Scan Size: " , when it sees it, it needs to be able to read the number that has been assigned to it and store it in a variable. So in the sample data file, when it sees "\Scan Size: " it needs to read in 2678.88, and the other 2 are the "\Z sensitivity: " and "\Z max: "

also, my compiler(codewarrior) does not allow for a direct delaration of strings, instead as an array of characters....


I have my program below and have attached my data file...

I really will appreciate any help any one can give...thanks in advance

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


int main(){

ifstream infile("data2.txt");
ofstream outfile("output.txt");

char buffer1 [256];
char c;

//this compiler, codewarrior, does not allow string declarations,
//they have to be declared as an array of characters

//these are the 3 things to be looking for
char Scansize[12] = "\Scan Size: ";
char Zsen[16] = "\Z sensitivity: ";
char Zmax[8] = "\Z max: ";



if (infile.is_open()){

while (infile.good())
{
while(!infile.eof()) //need to read till reaches EOF
{
c = infile.get();

if (strncmp (c, "\Scan Size: ", 12)==0); //??not sure how to use strncmp here, because it is an array of chars not a string??
//??not sure how to bring in the number assigned to it
//then infile>>scansize;

outfile<<c;

} } }



infile.close();
outfile.close();

return 0;


}


thanks for any help...