File reading function throwing error

[anarelle]

My code has a struct type like this:

struct entityOne
{
    int id_entityTwo;
    int id_entityThree;
    string description;
    bool isActive;
};

Then I have some CRUD operations on a vector of structs.

And I have 3 functions to read/write to a txt file: one of them writes one object to the file, one of them loads all file contents to a vector and the last one writes all vector items in the file.

I've included all of these:

#include <climits>
#include <iostream>
#include <string>
#include <vector>
#include <fstream> 

But I'm getting an error with my function that loads items from file to vector:

void read_entities(vector<entityOne> &collection)
{
    entityOne item;
    ifstream afile(MYFILE);
    if (!afile.is_open())
    {
        cout << "Can't open file" << endl;
    }
    else
    {
        while ((afile >> item.id_entityTwo) && (afile.ignore()) && (afile >> item.id_entityThree) && (afile.ignore()) && (getline(afile, item.description)) && (getline(afile, item.isActive)))
            collection.push_back(item);
        afile.close();
    }
}

The error is thrown at the "while" line: "no matching function for call to 'getline(std::ifstream&, bool&)'"
I understand this is an error displayed when there's no definition for the function used (because I'm not using the right parameters).
But I've copied this code from a different project where I have a similar struct and the same kind of function and it compiles correctly. The difference in this working code is that it reads 2 string members and then an int member, like this:

while (getline(afile, book.name) && getline(afile, book.genre) && (afile >> book.isbn) && afile.ignore())

What could be wrong with my code?

[Mr Impact]

Your title is very misleading. You know that the error is because there is no definition for the function used because you have used invalid arguments. So what exactly is your problem then?

[anarelle]

I don't understand what's invalid or how I'm supposed to fix it.

[anarelle]

Darn, I just realized it was the bool field! I fixed it by changing
getline(afile, item.isActive)
to
afile >> item.isActive