I got this to compile, but without producing anything with ./a.out
#include<iostream>
using namespace std;
string get_csv()
{
char tmp; // set up a temporary char
string string1; // create the string
// repeat until EOF or comma
// read characters
// if not comma or readline, append to string
// cin.eof << "Enter a series of characters: ";
while(cin.get(tmp))
{
if(tmp != ',' && tmp != '\n')
string1.push_back(tmp); // add to the string
if(tmp == cin.eof())
return " ";
else if (tmp == ',')
break;
}
return string1;
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
string string1;
while (true)
{
string1 = get_csv();
if (string1 == " ")
break;
cout << string1 << "\t";
}
system("Pause");
return EXIT_SUCCESS;
}
Robert Ryan <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
does abyone know get_csv() and how to implement a string with
get_csv()
thanks
bob
#include<iostream>
#include<vector>
using namespace std;
int get_csv() {
string string1;
// repeat until EOF or comma
// read characters
// if not comma or readline, append to string
cin.eof << "Enter a series of characters: ";
return string;
}
int main()
{
}
Write a function get_csv() which gets a comma-separated string
from the keyboard including whitespace except for '\n' characters. In other
words, if you call this function and type Happy Valentine's Day,
it will return the string " Happy Valentine's Day" without the comma or
newlines. Write a main function which repeatedly (until end-of-file) asks the
user to enter a string followed by a comma, calls get_csv(), and prints out the
string it returns. Note: To read whitespace so you can decide whether to add
it to the string or ignore it, use
char c;
cin.get(c);
This will read the next character whether whitespace or not. If the cin fails
(for example, if the user type Ctrl-Z or Ctrl-D for end-of-file), then get_csv()
should return an empty string (""). Name your program csv.cpp. Hint: First
write what you want the program to do as comment (//) lines in English (and
maybe have your TA look at it), and then write C++ code to do it.
Write a function get_csv() which gets a comma-separated string
from the keyboard including whitespace except for '\n' characters. In other
words, if you call this function and type
Happy Valentine's Day,
it will return the string " Happy Valentine's Day" without the comma or
newlines. Write a main function which repeatedly (until end-of-file) asks the
user to enter a string followed by a comma, calls get_csv(), and prints out the
string it returns. Note: To read whitespace so you can decide whether to add
it to the string or ignore it, use char c; cin.get(c);
This will read the next character whether whitespace or not. If the cin fails
(for example, if the user type Ctrl-Z or Ctrl-D for end-of-file), then get_csv()
should return an empty string (""). Name your program csv.cpp. Hint: First
write what you want the program to do as comment (//) lines in English (and
maybe have your TA look at it), and then write C++ code to do it.
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