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CSV/C++ Problem

Hi all,

I am having a problem where the user must enter the file which they would like to open, which displays information about vehicle details that have been stored as CSV.

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  1. NF39 FEO, Mr George Thomas, 29 Gillian Road, Safeways, Red, 5, 92, Normal Bus, -
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As the code below is in the main file, when I used include "CarC" infront of this information it was displayed;

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  2. //4 routines to create & populate various vehicles from csv string
  3. CarC* buildC(string dataLine);
  4. BusB* buildB(string dataLine);
  5. LorryL* buildL(string dataLine);
  6. MotorbikeM* buildM(string dataLine);
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  8. //4 routines to display various vehicles on std::cout
  9. void displayC(CarC* cPtr);
  10. void displayB(BusB* bPtr);
  11. void displayL(LorryL* lPtr);
  12. void displayM(MotorbikeM* mPtr);
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But when the information is displayed on the screen, it includes "CarC" infront of the registration. Could any solve this mistery?

Thanks in advance!
May 5 '11 #1
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johny10151981
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Debug your code, you might see exactly at what line it is making trouble.

Besides this is not the code from where your mysterious problem can be solved
May 6 '11 #2
The only thing that comes up is;

"Vehicles.cpp(83) : warning C4018: '<' : signed/unsigned mismatch"

For this code;

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  2. for (int i=0; i<numVehicles; ++i)
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May 7 '11 #3

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