gistfile1.txt

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <iomanip>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <cstdlib>


using namespace std;


struct Student{
	string name, status;
	double grade1, grade2, 
		   grade3, average;
};


string getInputFileName();
string getOutputFileName();
void readStudents(vector<Student>&, string);
void writeStudents(vector<Student>&, string);


int main(){
	
	vector<Student> studentVector;
	string inputFileName, outputFileName;
 
	inputFileName = getInputFileName();
	outputFileName = getOutputFileName();
 
	readStudents(studentVector, inputFileName);
	writeStudents(studentVector, outputFileName);
 
	system("pause");
	return 0;
}


string getInputFileName(){
	
	string getLocation;
	cout << "Please type the location of the file"
	     << " you would like to open." << endl
		 << ">>";
	cin  >> getLocation;
		
	return getLocation;
}


string getOutputFileName(){
	
	string writeLocation;
	cout << "Please type the location of the file"
	     << " you would like to write to." << endl
		 << ">>";
	cin  >> writeLocation;
		
	return writeLocation;
}


void readStudents(vector<Student>& _studentVector, string _inFileName){
 
	Student tempStudent;
	ifstream inFile;
	string fileStr = "";

	inFile.open(_inFileName);

	// Test code.
	cout << "Reading file " << _inFileName << endl;
	
	while(!inFile.eof()){
		// Read each line into one string.
		getline( inFile, fileStr, '\n' );	// The last part of this is the delimiter.  Switch it from '\n' to ' ', and see how it behaves.

//		inFile >> tempStudent.name;	// This input method will not work.
//		inFile >> tempStudent.grade1;
//		inFile >> tempStudent.grade2;
//		inFile >> tempStudent.grade3;
//		inFile >> tempStudent.average;
//		inFile >> tempStudent.status;
		
		// Test code.
		cout << "Read in:\n" << fileStr << endl;

		// Now you need to send each part of fileStr to your student vector.
		// Use split to divide fileStr into separate parts.
		tempStudent.name = fileStr;	// This sends the entire string to just the name portion of tempStudent.

		// Push the completed tempStudent into _studentVector.
		_studentVector.push_back( tempStudent );
	}
	inFile.close();
}


void writeStudents(vector<Student>& _studentVector, string _outFileName){
	
	Student tempStudent;
	ofstream outFile;
	outFile.open(_outFileName, ofstream::out);

	// Test code.
	cout << "Writing file " << _outFileName << endl;

	for (int i = 0; i < _studentVector.size(); i++)
	{
		// Test code.
		//cout << "Writing: " << tempStudent.name << tempStudent.grade1 << tempStudent.grade2 << tempStudent.grade3 << tempStudent.average << tempStudent.status << endl;

		// This last part of the for() loop is not working properly, but I don't have time to troubleshoot it.
		tempStudent = _studentVector.at(i);
		outFile << tempStudent.name;
		outFile << tempStudent.grade1;
		outFile << tempStudent.grade2;
		outFile << tempStudent.grade3;
		outFile << tempStudent.average;
		outFile << tempStudent.status;
	}
	outFile.close();
}