hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
process does some replacement and rescanning. The problem is i can't
strip or add newlines. So i don't know whether the lastline contains a
'\n' or it was just EOF.
I can't read the whole buffer as it is too huge and some line doesn't
need to be replaced.
Using while(fgets(str ,MAX,stdin){
s=str
}
works but again this conversion of str to s is an overhead.
Can you suggest on how to overcome on this getline issue ? 10 5181
Terry IT wrote:
hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
This is wrong. s will not have new data after the loop.
On Nov 9, 9:19*am, red floyd <no.spam.h...@e xample.comwrote :
Terry IT wrote:
hi,
*i'm using code like this
string s
*while(getline( cin,s)){
* * process(s);
* }
// this is the last line
* process(s);
This is wrong. *s will not have new data after the loop.
i thought if file contains no newline ,then s contains all the chars
until the end of stream.
Terry IT wrote:
On Nov 9, 9:19*am, red floyd <no.spam.h...@e xample.comwrote :
>Terry IT wrote:
hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
This is wrong. *s will not have new data after the loop.
i thought if file contains no newline ,then s contains all the chars
until the end of stream.
The point is not what s contains. The point is that you are processing the
last line twice. That is probably not what you want.
Best
Kai-Uwe Bux
On Nov 9, 11:33*am, Kai-Uwe Bux <jkherci...@gmx .netwrote:
Terry IT wrote:
On Nov 9, 9:19*am, red floyd <no.spam.h...@e xample.comwrote :
Terry IT wrote:
hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
This is wrong. *s will not have new data after the loop.
i thought if file contains no newline ,then s contains all the chars
until the end of stream.
The point is not what s contains. The point is that you are processing the
last line twice. That is probably not what you want.
Best
Kai-Uwe Bux- Hide quoted text -
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oh! That was a mistake. if i had to read a file line by line and
output it how would i do it . if i get while(getline(c in,s)) cout
<<s<<endl;
outputs newline for everyline including the lastline. the lastline
needn't have a newline but otherlines needs to be output with '\n'.
How do i achieve it ?
Terry IT wrote:
hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
process does some replacement and rescanning. The problem is i can't
strip or add newlines. So i don't know whether the lastline contains a
'\n' or it was just EOF.
I can't read the whole buffer as it is too huge and some line doesn't
need to be replaced.
Using while(fgets(str ,MAX,stdin){
s=str
}
works but again this conversion of str to s is an overhead.
Can you suggest on how to overcome on this getline issue ?
Besides what the others pointed out:
'std::getline() ' reads until the next newline (or whatever
character you passed as the optional third parameter) or
until it encounters EOF. In the latter case, IMO 'cin.eof()'
should be true.
Would that help?
Schobi
On Nov 9, 5:17*am, Terry IT <tryi...@gmail. comwrote:
*i'm using code like this
string s
*while(getline( cin,s)){
* * process(s);
* }
// this is the last line
* process(s);
Which was already processed in the loop.
process does some replacement and rescanning. The problem is i
can't strip or add newlines. So i don't know whether the
lastline contains a '\n' or it was just EOF.
If it doesn't end with a '\n', then it's not a text file:-).
Seriously, if you have opened the file in text mode, there is no
such thing as an incomplete line; it really depends on how your
implementation treats it.
I can't read the whole buffer as it is too huge and some line
doesn't need to be replaced.
Using while(fgets(str ,MAX,stdin){
* * * * *s=str}
works but again this conversion of str to s is an overhead.
Can you suggest on how to overcome on this getline issue ?
Drop the call to process outside of the loop, and it should
work. (Supposing your implementation accepts unterminated last
lines in a text file, of course.)
--
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Terry IT <tr*****@gmail. comwrote:
if i had to read a file line by line and
output it how would i do it . if i get while(getline(c in,s)) cout
<<s<<endl;
outputs newline for everyline including the lastline. the lastline
needn't have a newline but otherlines needs to be output with '\n'.
How do i achieve it ?
You have to treat either the first time getline is called special, or
the last time. It is much easier to detect which call to getline is the
first one, than which call is the last one, so treat the first one
special instead:
string s;
getline(cin, s);
cout <<< s;
while (getline(cin, s))
cout << '\n' << s;
Terry IT <tr*****@gmail. comkirjutas:
oh! That was a mistake. if i had to read a file line by line and
output it how would i do it . if i get while(getline(c in,s)) cout
<<s<<endl;
outputs newline for everyline including the lastline. the lastline
needn't have a newline but otherlines needs to be output with '\n'.
How do i achieve it ?
Why do you want to avoid newline after the last line? In Unix world there
is a long tradition of ending all non-empty text files with a newline. That
way you you don't get nasty surprises when you concatenate them together,
or #include them in a C/C++ file.
Paavo
On Nov 9, 9:31 am, Terry IT <tryi...@gmail. comwrote:
On Nov 9, 11:33 am, Kai-Uwe Bux <jkherci...@gmx .netwrote:
Terry IT wrote:
On Nov 9, 9:19 am, red floyd <no.spam.h...@e xample.comwrote :
>Terry IT wrote:
hi,
i'm using code like this
string s
while(getline(c in,s)){
process(s);
}
// this is the last line
process(s);
>This is wrong. s will not have new data after the loop.
I thought if file contains no newline ,then s contains all
the chars until the end of stream.
The point is not what s contains. The point is that you are
processing the last line twice. That is probably not what
you want.
oh! That was a mistake. if i had to read a file line by line and
output it how would i do it . if i get while(getline(c in,s)) cout
<<s<<endl;
outputs newline for everyline including the lastline. the
lastline needn't have a newline but otherlines needs to be
output with '\n'. How do i achieve it ?
I'm not sure what your motivation is. As I mentioned elsewhere,
it's implementation defined whether you can even write a text
file without a final newline; on most systems I've seen, you
can't. (Actually, Unix and Windows are probably about the only
ones where you can. And it doesn't have any real meaning, and
will cause all sorts of problems for other programs, under
Unix.)
--
James Kanze (GABI Software) email:ja******* **@gmail.com
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