Hi,
Can someone help me in a borland c++ code?
i already have a memo field and i want to count the words, i count the blanks but i have problem when appears 2 or more blanks together and when i write to the second line..
Also can anybody tell me how to print the memo index as a text?
thanks
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Jump to Postsounds like you are on the right track.. counting the number of spaces is probably the easiest way to calculate the number of words in a file.. but as you have already identified.. one could run into trouble if there are multiple spaces in between words..
so why not …
Jump to PostHaven't seen any of your code.. but here is my guess:
int i=0, word_count=0; //If no text head been read, exit the function if(!myText.size()) return; //Test to see if there are any non-white spaces bool flag=FALSE; while(!Flag && myText.substring(i, 1)) { if(!isspace(myText.substring)) flag=TRUE; i++; } if(flag==FALSE) { …
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