If I am reading a .txt file with ifstream, what is the syntax to recognice if I have reached the end of file. From what I have heard somewhere before, I think it has with eof to do ?
ifstream File("C:\\File1\\");
std::string Line;
while( getline(File, Line, ',') )
{
if ( ? ) // end of file ?
{
}
}Jump to Postifstream File("C:\\File1\\"); std::string Line; while( getline(File, Line, ',') ) { // do stuff } // the end of the file is hereIt's as simple as that ;)
And I wouldn't use 'File' as a name because it looks to much like : FILE. Something like …
ifstream File("C:\\File1\\");
std::string Line;
while( getline(File, Line, ',') )
{
// do stuff
}
// the end of the file is hereIt's as simple as that ;)
And I wouldn't use 'File' as a name because it looks to much like : FILE. Something like 'infile' would be better IMO.
Well do you mean the end of the c++ program or the end of "file.txt" as you have mentioned in the program?
Thanks... you are right, that solved the problem :)
I will think about not using File too.
ifstream File("C:\\File1\\"); std::string Line; while( getline(File, Line, ',') ) { // do stuff } // the end of the file is hereIt's as simple as that ;)
And I wouldn't use 'File' as a name because it looks to much like : FILE. Something like 'infile' would be better IMO.
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