I need to write a string field in a structure data type to a file using
fprintf,fscanf.
I failed to use the below syntax. Please I need to not go outside
scanf,fprintf,printf .
/* Book name : The prodessional programmers guide to C
File name : E:\programs\tc\iti01\ch09\main\01setupm.c
Program discription: file setuping -up -Version 01-ver01-W
Logic :
1-open file for output
2-while more customers
2-1-input customers record
2-2-write customer record to file
3-write end of file record to file
4-close file
*/
#include <stdio.h>
#include <conio.h>
/*TV Rental file Set_up -Version 01
-Setting up a file containing sutomer information*/
struct customer_record /*Defining a csutomer record*/
{
int customer_no;
char customer_name[20];
int no_of_weeks;
char tv_type;
};
main ()
{
/*-------1-open file for output*/
struct customer_record customer;
FILE *fp_setup;
if ((fp_setup=fopen("setup.txt","w")) == NULL)
{
printf("\nCan not open file 'setup.txt' for writing \n");
printf("Program is termainted");
exit(0);
}
clrscr();
/*-------2-while more customers----------separate function-------*/
do {
/*-------2-1-input customers record------separate function-------*/
customer_input(&customer);
/*-------2-2-write customer record to file*/
fprintf(fp_setup,"%4d%2d%c\n",customer);
} while (another_customer()=='y');
/*-------3-write end of file record to file */
fprintf(fp_setup,"%4d%2d%c\n",9999,99,' ');
/*-------4-close file*/
fclose(fp_setup);
return 0;
}
customer_input(cust)
/*---------------------*/
struct customer_record *cust;
{
int i=0;
printf("\nEnter customer number :");
scanf("%4d",&(*cust).customer_no);
printf("\nEnter customer name :");
scanf("\n");
for (i=0;(*cust).customer_name[i] != '\n' || (i<=20);i++)
scanf("%c",&(*cust).customer_name[i]);
printf("\nEnter number of weeks rent due :");
scanf("%2d",&(*cust).no_of_weeks);
printf("Enter type of rental -c for colors TV");
printf("\n -b for black and white TV");
printf("\n -v for video");
printf("\n -o for other : ");
scanf("\n");
scanf("%c",&(*cust).tv_type);
return 0;
}
another_customer()
/*----------------*/
{
char another;
printf("\nAnother new_screen_customer for input (y or n) : ");
scanf("\n");
scanf("%c",&another);
return (another);
}
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In article <11**********************@g14g2000cwa.googlegroups .com>,
happy <eh***********@yahoo.com> wrote:
:I failed to use the below syntax. Please I need to not go outside
:scanf,fprintf,printf .
:scanf("%4d",&(*cust).customer_no);
scanf("%4d", &cust->customer_no);
But what are you doing saving the result directly into the cust
structure without having validated the input, and without
even checking the return value from scanf() to see whether you
got what you were looking for?
--
Rome was built one paycheck at a time. -- Walter Roberson
I am talking about the customer_name field . How can I write to disk
file using scanf,fscanf?
"happy" <eh***********@yahoo.com> writes: I am talking about the customer_name field . How can I write to disk file using scanf,fscanf?
scanf() and fscanf() cannot be used to write to disk files.
You can write a string to a disk file with fputs(), e.g.:
fputs("my string\n", my_file);
--
"We put [the best] Assembler programmers in a little glass case in the hallway
near the Exit sign. The sign on the case says, `In case of optimization
problem, break glass.' Meanwhile, the problem solvers are busy doing their
work in languages most appropriate to the job at hand." --Richard Riehle
I will reissue my question . How to form and write string field to a
disk file in one statement usinf fprintf?
In article <11**********************@l41g2000cwc.googlegroups .com>,
happy <eh***********@yahoo.com> wrote:
:I will reissue my question . How to form and write string field to a
:disk file in one statement usinf fprintf?
What difficulty are you encountering with your current code?
How do the file contents you get out differ from your expected contents?
--
Live it up, rip it up, why so lazy?
Give it out, dish it out, let's go crazy, yeah!
-- Supertramp (The USENET Song)
I need to write the whole structure oncew in one statment using any
command . Please help me in that direction as :
fprintf(fp_setup,"%4d%2d%c\n",customer);
In article <11**********************@f14g2000cwb.googlegroups .com>,
happy <eh***********@yahoo.com> wrote:
:I need to write the whole structure oncew in one statment using any
:command .
You cannot write a whole structure using any of the *print* or *scan*
routines -- you can only write pieces at a time, one piece per
additional argument to *printf().
If you want to write a whole structure at once, then you need
to use a routine that does not have any format specifiers. However,
be cautioned that if you write a whole structure at once, you are
also writing out any internal padding it might have [which might
have nearly any content unless you have taken special care],
so you will need to take that padding into account when you are
reading it back in.
--
millihamlet: the average coherency of prose created by a single monkey
typing randomly on a keyboard. Usenet postings may be rated in mHl.
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