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Hey guys, an AO member has asked me to write a tutorial on file input and file output in C++. In this tutorial I plan to teach the readers how to open and close a file, how to read the contents of a file, how to write into a file, how to check to see if a file exists, and how to copy the content of one file into another file. If you guys have any other suggestions, please let me know ASAP because i am almost finished writing this tutorial.
so pretty much explaining the use of fstream.h? :thumbsup:
go for it!
why not make it usfull. like a project to parse a log for certain strings and output a report.
definately... lots of security programs out there output tons of logs... PLUS, there are lots of console based programs that only offer text output... use an example in ur tutorial on parsing those files into nice, neat tables, perhaps GUI :DQuote:
Originally posted here by Tedob1
why not make it usfull. like a project to parse a log for certain strings and output a report.
yeah thats correct :)Quote:
so pretty much explaining the use of fstream.h?
I personally think the stuff i will be covering is pretty usefull for a new C++ programmer...Quote:
why not make it usfull.
remember, this is suppose to be an introduction to using the fstream.h library. This tutorial will be for new C++ programmers that want to do basic stuff using the fstream.h library.Quote:
like a project to parse a log for certain strings and output a report.
very true... but i remember in computer science, one of the first sample scripts we did with fstream.h was parse a logfile... but it's your tutorial :)
hehehe :)Quote:
it's your tutorial
alright i posted it in the tutorial forum :) you can go here to visit it http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=247364