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void empArray::read () {
fstream data_file;
int count = 0;
int i = 0;
char type;
Temp *t;
PTime *p;
nonExempt *n;
Exempt *x;
Management *m;
data_file.open ("Employee.dat", ios::in | ios::binary);
inx= 0;
while (!data_file.eof()) {
data_file.read (&type, 1);
switch (type) {
case 'M':
m = new Management;
data_file.read ((char*) m, sizeof (Management));
emplist[inx] = (Employee*) m;
(inx) ++;
count ++;
break;
default:
break;
}
}
data_file.close();
}
Don't post the same question in different threads, it's an insult to us. You didn't even wait 10 minutes either, I was okay with it at first, but now it's just getting irritating. I read through EVERY post on these forums, would you like to guess how annoying it is to read the same question I just answered?
-Prelude
it was not the first time i posted question here,
but i didn't meet any impolite person like YOU.
At 10:58 you started the following thread
http://www.cprogramming.com/cboard/s...threadid=14428
At 11:01, you started this one with the same question.
>but i didn't meet any impolite person like YOU.
I spend a lot of time on these forums answering questions and reading threads. Normally I'm a very congenial person, but when someone posts either a vague question or expects us to do all the work for them and then impatiently starts another thread with the same question, I get irritated. So which of us is being rude?
To reduce the quantity of replies like this, keep the question and all followups to that question in the same thread.
-Prelude