file handling along with link list

[coolprateek2007]

Here will designing the code for the library management software i am facing the problem while handling the data of the variables
I am not able to insert the data into the file(specifically of the character arrays)
and extracting it fom the file. Might be possible there is a peoblem in my approach
I am designing it with the help of OOP i.eclasses
untill now i have made a structure inside the class.
plz suggest me the way to implement them (i.e how to deal for addbook function)
<required header files>
class library
{
private:
struct book
{ char bname[50],bpublisher[100],bauther[50;
int bookid,bprice;
}b;
fstream bfile;
public:
void addbook();
.............
..............
...........
}

[sicarie]

Here will designing the code for the library management software i am facing the problem while handling the data of the variables
I am not able to insert the data into the file(specifically of the character arrays)
and extracting it fom the file. Might be possible there is a peoblem in my approach
I am designing it with the help of OOP i.eclasses
untill now i have made a structure inside the class.
plz suggest me the way to implement them (i.e how to deal for addbook function)
<required header files>
class library
{
private:
struct book
{ char bname[50],bpublisher[100],bauther[50;
int bookid,bprice;
}b;
fstream bfile;
public:
void addbook();
.............
..............
...........
}

Just out of curiosity - why not create a separate book class as well? That would avoid the pointer implementation of a struct (using ->).

[DumRat]

Here will designing the code for the library management software i am facing the problem while handling the data of the variables
I am not able to insert the data into the file(specifically of the character arrays)
and extracting it fom the file. Might be possible there is a peoblem in my approach
I am designing it with the help of OOP i.eclasses
untill now i have made a structure inside the class.
plz suggest me the way to implement them (i.e how to deal for addbook function)
<required header files>
class library
{
private:
struct book
{ char bname[50],bpublisher[100],bauther[50;
int bookid,bprice;
}b;
fstream bfile;
public:
void addbook();
.............
..............
...........
}

Do you only have one book in the library?
As it was mentioned in the other post, how about creating a new Book class itself?