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Redifinition of fstream

Hi,

I want to open & close multiple files in a for loop.I have two problems :

1.How can I define an array of file names to be entered to "fstream" function?

2.How can I avoid redefiniton error for redefining an fstream variable?

I would be thankful if any one can help me.
Jul 9 '07 #1
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kky2k
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Hi,

I want to open & close multiple files in a for loop.I have two problems :

1.How can I define an array of file names to be entered to "fstream" function?

2.How can I avoid redefiniton error for redefining an fstream variable?

I would be thankful if any one can help me.
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Jul 9 '07 #2
weaknessforcats
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Have you considered creating a vector<fstream> files???

You could create an fstream variable and open it as File 1 then do a push_back() in to the vector.

Use the same variable to open File 2 and push_back() again to the vector.

Then just use files[i] to reference a particular fstream.
Jul 9 '07 #3

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