Reading a File

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!

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?

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

Code:

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

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The code for opening and closing the file is this:

Code:

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#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.