At 14:32 2007-04-21, Pedro von Wald wrote:
>I am working on the school proj, but I am having some difficult in
>processing the text file.
>Basically I am using the following to process the content of the file
>once it is copied to a mult. array (page[i][i]).
why an array?
why 2 dimensional?
>for (int x = 0; x <= page[1][1].size(); x++)
> {
>
>
>names[x][x]=page[1][1].substr(names[x][x].size(),page[1][1].find("
>",names[x][x].size()));
> cout << " TESTING 2: " << names[x][x] << " SIZE: " <<
>names[x][x].size();
> }
>
>where page is a mult. array that contains the file as a whole, and
>name is a mult array that is supposed to obtain each individual word
>inside the file. The problem is that the file has multiple spaces
>between the words and at the end of lines, besides it also contains
>"carriage returns" .
>
>The whole code can retrieved at: http://rafb.net/p/e8phJy32.html
>
>thanks for any help,
>-pedro
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