I am trying to read data in to a struct from a prototype
My Code is: -
void init(student_record db[],int *count)
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{
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FILE *input;
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char temp_str[30];
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input = fopen("mydata.txt","r");
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while(!feof(input) && count<SIZE)
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{
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].firstname,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].lastname,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].ssno,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].city,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].state,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].year,temp_str);
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fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
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strcpy_s(db[*count].sex,temp_str);
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fclose(input);
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}
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}
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My complier is saying this:
error C2198: 'strcpy_s' : too few arguments for call
warning C4047: 'function' : 'rsize_t' differs in levels of indirection from 'char [30]'
warning C4024: 'strcpy_s' : different types for formal and actual parameter 2
Anyone have any ideas????
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I am trying to read data in to a struct from a prototype
My Code is:
-
void init(student_record db[],int *count)
-
{
-
FILE *input;
-
char temp_str[30];
-
input = fopen("mydata.txt","r");
-
-
while(!feof(input) && count<SIZE)
-
{
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].firstname,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].lastname,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].ssno,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].city,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].state,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].year,temp_str);
-
fscanf_s(input,"%s",temp_str);
-
strcpy_s(db[*count].sex,temp_str);
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fclose(input);
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}
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}
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-
My complier is saying this:
error C2198: 'strcpy_s' : too few arguments for call
warning C4047: 'function' : 'rsize_t' differs in levels of indirection from 'char [30]'
warning C4024: 'strcpy_s' : different types for formal and actual parameter 2
Anyone have any ideas????
"strcpy" (string copy) thorws error on integer and float variables... ! check on it may be!
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