Hi, I know this is asking for much and I'm being lazy but I have an ASCII text file with multiple rows of text. each row contains the name of the city followed by a ">" and then the countries name.
I wanted to know if its possible to have a C++ program that removes the anything written before the ">" in each line.
any help would be great!
thank you! :)
Jump to PostYes of course its possible. All you have to do is rewrite the entire file
open input file for read open temp output file for writing for read line read from input file remove what you want from the line write the rest to the output file …
Jump to PostI would read a line, tokenize it with the > as delimiter and drop the part I want and write to another file. Finally as AD have said remove old and rename current
Yes of course its possible. All you have to do is rewrite the entire file
open input file for read
open temp output file for writing
for read line read from input file
remove what you want from the line
write the rest to the output file
close both files
delete input file
rename output file to the name of the input file
end of programok im still working on this and ive made some progress, but how do i tell the program to delete everything in the line up until and including characters: "/>
sorry for the nooby questions
I would read a line, tokenize it with the > as delimiter and drop the part I want and write to another file. Finally as AD have said remove old and rename current
assuming you are using c++ (afterall, this is the c++ forum) Put this in your program and run it to see what it does.
#include <string>
#include <iostream>
int main()
{
std::string line = "abcdeft>hijklmn";
// locate the > character
size_t pos = line.find('>');
// if found ...
if( pos != std::string::npos)
line = line.substr(0,pos);
st::cout << line << '\n';
}assuming you are using c++ (afterall, this is the c++ forum) Put this in your program and run it to see what it does.
#include <string> #include <iostream> int main() { std::string line = "abcdeft>hijklmn"; // locate the > character size_t pos = line.find('>'); // if found ... if( pos != std::string::npos) line = line.substr(0,pos); st::cout << line << '\n'; }
Yess, this is exactly it... Except I wanted the first part removed so i just changed
line = line.substr(0,pos);to
line = line.substr(pos+1);1 more thing plz :) .
how do i use the if command to search through the line and delete the line if it doesnt contain atleast 1 of 2 characters?
for example:
Line 13
Line 2
Line 3
Line 123
if the line does not contain either of characters "1" and "3", delete
output:
Line 1
Line 3
Line 1232
i really appreciate your help !! thank you!
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