file manipulation

[brad sue]

Hi ,
I have a file that I want to recognize some words (vector names) and then because the whose name represent arrays, I want to extract their values. I don't know exactly how do to it now.

I made this little program but It does nothing but reproducing the file. It was supposed to recognize the word "request" and display "found": it does not do it. Something is wrong with my logic. please can someone help me?

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#include<stdlib.h>

char line[100];
int increment_line;
int c, ch,find,i;
char string1[100]= "request";
char string2[98];
char lines[10];

int main()
{
    FILE *fp;
    //printf("line number");
    fp = fopen( "files.txt", "r" );
    if (fp == NULL) 
    {
         printf("Error opening 'files.txt' ... \n");
         getchar();
         return 1;
    }
    else printf("file exists\n");

    while((ch=fgetc(fp))!=EOF)
     {
          line[i++]=ch;
         while((ch=fgetc(fp))!='\n'&&(ch!=EOF))
           {
             line[i++]=ch;
           }
        line[i]='\0';
        i=0;
        if (ch=='\n'){increment_line+=1;}
           find=strcmp( string1, line);
        
        if(find==0)
          {  printf("   found  &#37;d at line %d\n", find, increment_line);}
             printf("\n %s",line);    
             
      }// end main while
    printf("\n number line: %d", increment_line);
    getchar();
    fclose( fp );
    return 0;
          
}

the file is like this:

m:3        /* number of resources */
n:2        /* number of processes */
available[1] = 1
available[2] = 2
available[3] = 4
max[1,1] = 0
max[1,2] = 3
max[1,3] = 2
max[2,1] = 2
max[2,2] = 1
max[2,3] = 1
process_1:
4          
2   
request(0,1,2)  
release(0,1,2)  
request(1,0,3)  
end.
process_2:
3          
5   
request(0,1,12)  
release(0,1,12)  
request(1,3,3)  
end

If I can put it in a temporary array, I want to extract the values in the vector request and process them . I would like to do the same for release.

Thank you

[brad sue]

Never mind Got it!

[ajbharani]

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