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Hello,
does anybody know how to read in the data from a file into a program and vise versa when i am programming on mac? To be more precise, i dont have a txt., i only have rtf. extensions. Every time i run the console, i get an error message that the file cannot be found.
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does anybody know how to read in the data from a file into a program and vise versa when i am programming on mac? To be more precise, i dont have a txt., i only have rtf. extensions. Every time i run the console, i get an error message that the file cannot be found.
Thank you
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What language are you programming in?
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Originally Posted by John A 
What language are you programming in?
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Well, then as your thread title says, you will need to use the fstream library from the STL. Reading in a .rtf is the same as reading in a normal text file; the only difference being that rtf contains markup describing the formatting of the text it contains.
Last edited by John A; Nov 18th, 2008 at 8:36 pm.
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