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Thanks for your help... since i am still studying C, i was trying to figure out how to do that for a few hours. You saved me a lot of time.

Now I have another problem.
I have to read charcter...

first of all i did my recearh BEFORE i asked.

This is my problem




do {
infile1=fopen("encrypted.txt", "r");
fscanf(infile1, "%s", &output);

Hi,

Any ideas on how to read characters from a .txt and then display them on the screne?

Thanks

It worked :D

Whats confusing is that the output for the first series of characters is not working correctly if you start it with 'a'

sample output

all i need in life i c

Encryted Text...

the code works but its still the same problem.


it subsitutes the vowels with a #, on the the other hand each vowel is required to have its own subsitute.

ie

user enters as i
out put ...

As you can see from the code below, AIOUEaioue are all converted to #.

Is it possable so that 'a' will be converted to foo while 'i' is converted to fooffooo ?

as you can see my if looops are...

i figured out how to make it edit more than one character.

what i am stuck on now, is to assign differnt character different symbols.

lets for a , we will have #
and for b. we will have $

i...

prblem solved . i was getting the error since i copied and paste the code..

i manually entered the code and the program ran fine
thanks

thanks for the info.. but i have one question

how do i do that :D

im new with c so i hope that you guys would cope with me :)

It seems that when i try to run the code that was given in ANSI above i get a

" fatal error C1010: unexpected end of file while looking for precompiled header directive"

anyone knows what that...

thanks....


the problem is that we have to use ANSI. Im taking a look at the code to see if i can implement it

Hi,

I spent about 4 hours and im stuck on one aspect of the program that i am writing .. its a h/w assignment :D

so this is the problem, i need to find a way to tell the user to enert 10...