| Posted By: Telnet |
6/8/2007 10:16:00 AM |
| Reply To: richie2021 who posted...
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#include
#include
#include//string header is needed for strcpy
int main()
{
struct {
char origin[50];
char destination[50];
char flight[10];
char aircraft[3];
char days_of[7];
char departure[4];
char arrival[4];
char begin_date[10];
char end_date[10];
}
flight_details[1679];
FILE *fp;
fp=fopen("iaschedule-07(edit).csv","r");
char buf[50];
int i;
while( fgets(buf,sizeof(buf),fp) != '\0')
{
strcpy(flight_details[i].origin, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].destination, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].flight, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].aircraft, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].days_of, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].departure, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].arrival, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].begin_date, strtok(NULL,","));
strcpy(flight_details[i].end_date, strtok(NULL,","));
++i;
}
printf("print details\n");
for(int j=0; j
{
printf("Origin : %s", flight_details[j].origin);
printf(", Destination : %s\n",flight_details[j].destination);
}
fclose(fp);//this closes the file
return 0;
}
Hi richie2021
I hope i have solved your problem. Anyways tell me what you need it for and give me the question to this problem Please.
Thanx in advance
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