At 07:03 2007-02-08, Lars Finsen wrote:
>In Borland's C++ I have problems getting eof() to work on a text file
>opened as "ifstream(filename) ui", while the call that fails to find
>EOF is "ui.eof()". Currently I am testing for some unique content of
>the last line instead, but am unhappy with this. Any other
>suggestions? I haven't found any bugs in Borland's C++ so far, and I
>suspect the problem is due to my incomplete knowledge. I am just
>beginning to learn C++ I/O.
you claim that eof() isn't working, but don't show how you're using it.
IF you're doing something like:
while (!ui.eof())
{
/* do stuff */
}
it's not going to do what you want
.eof() isn't true until you've failed to read something because of end of file.
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