anagram problem

[BjoernJackschina]

Hello,
many thanks for all good tipps up to now.
It's read a textfile in this structure:
opst post
opst stop
aagin again
enw new
and so on.

int main(){
ifstream in("test.txt");
char zeile[256];char zeile1[256];char zeile2[256];
char tmp[256] = "";char tmp1[256]= "";char tmp2[256]= "";
char tmp3[256]= "";
in.seekg(0);
while ( in.getline(zeile1,255,'\t')){
strcpy(tmp1,zeile1);
in.getline(zeile1,255,'\n');
strcpy(tmp3,zeile3);
double merke=in.tellg();
in.seekg(0);
while ( in.getline(zeile,255,'\t')){
strcpy(tmp,zeile);
//read letter order
in.getline(zeile2,255,'\n');
strcpy(tmp2,zeile);
if ((tmp==tmp1)&&(strcmp(tmp2,tmp5)!=0)){
cout << zeile2 << endl;
}
}
in.clear();
in.seekg(merke);
}
return 0;
}
How can I prevent that double existing words will be shown.
Many thanks for reply

[Leor Zolman]

On 12 May 2004 07:38:24 -0700, ja*******@hotmail.com (BjoernJackschina)
wrote:

Hello,
many thanks for all good tipps up to now.
It's read a textfile in this structure:
opst post
opst stop
aagin again
enw new
and so on.

int main(){
ifstream in("test.txt");
char zeile[256];char zeile1[256];char zeile2[256];
char tmp[256] = "";char tmp1[256]= "";char tmp2[256]= "";
char tmp3[256]= "";
in.seekg(0);
while ( in.getline(zeile1,255,'\t')){
strcpy(tmp1,zeile1);
in.getline(zeile1,255,'\n');
strcpy(tmp3,zeile3);
double merke=in.tellg();
in.seekg(0);
while ( in.getline(zeile,255,'\t')){
strcpy(tmp,zeile);
//read letter order
in.getline(zeile2,255,'\n');
strcpy(tmp2,zeile);
if ((tmp==tmp1)&&(strcmp(tmp2,tmp5)!=0)){
cout << zeile2 << endl;
}
}
in.clear();
in.seekg(merke);
}
return 0;
}
How can I prevent that double existing words will be shown.
Many thanks for reply

If you'd like feedback on /improving/ an existing program, please show a
complete, correct, compilable program (including #includes) to begin with.
What you've shown above has numerous errors, whether they be typos or
logical. You use several undefined identifiers, and the line
if ((tmp == tmp1) ...
is probably not doing what you think it is doing. There's just too much to
try and fix in order to see it run and get to the point of being able to
think about your question.
-leor
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