What is an elegant way (using std::stream's) to extract number of
white-space separated entries in a given line of a formatted text file?
e.g.: Take this section of a file,
1 2.78 4 5 -0.003 <tab> 7.1d5
9 40 <tab> 2.e5 -10
....
and the code will return 6 for 1st line, 4 for next line, etc...
- slyi
Aug 18 '05
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Frank Chang wrote: Yes, I know you wanted the count , not the entries themselves. I just
took the code from an application I wrote just to illustrate the
general idea.
- in order to extract the whole line into a string we need some
sort of prespecified (or pre-detected) limit for # of char's per
line (arguably, not elegant).
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Default User wrote: Frank Chang wrote:
Yes, I know you wanted the count , not the entries themselves. I just
took the code from an application I wrote just to illustrate the
general idea.
> - in order to extract the whole line into a string we need some
> sort of prespecified (or pre-detected) limit for # of char's per
> line (arguably, not elegant).
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but don't know how. To do so, DON'T use the Reply at the bottom of the
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