would a class suit?
Let's see:
What I really want to do is to make a new file that will have the previous character string on the left side or the "token". Next I want to continue to read the same string. Next, I want to break the right side into smaller parts between white space characters and print a new line with the left side, token, right side.
Example:
Input file:
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12 ? a g e
This is my desired output:
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12 ? a
12 ? g
12 ? e
Thanks
I see that as a single method. The classes that I might see are for the two files. a class that represents format 1 and a class that represents format two. you could get the info out of one and put it in the other through some standard methods.
just an idea.
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Thanks...
Well, I guess the next question, is do I define my method in the class that generates the output?
Also, can I pass a string parameter to a class?
Thanks again.
ya, that's kinda what I'm thinking
file1.GetData(blah);
file2.SaveData(blah);
file1 is an object that reads it in from the original format, file2 is one that writes it in the new format.
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Well, how can I traverse the string that I want to pass to the class... Should I use pointers or is there a predefined method that could handle this feat...
Thanks
I guess I will have to write the method, unless one exist...
strtok()
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