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Re: make fgets() wait for new lines.

hi everyone.

i modified me_ansh code and its working.
The problem is that when it reaches the last line the program crashes
(segmentation fault)

Plz help.
thx

My implementation:

while(1){

while(!feof(fp)){

if(fgets(line,1000,fp))
//process line
}

fclose()
fopen()

}
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Re: make fgets() wait for new lines.

And did you assign the result of fopen ?
And please learn how to use code tags.
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Re: make fgets() wait for new lines.

yes i have assigned it.
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Well I guess you'll just have to post your real code, and not just random bits of pseudo-code.
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Re: make fgets() wait for new lines.

hi .

i managed to find the bug. now it's not crashing.
thanks.
Btw i will use use code tags next time
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