.eof problem in file handling in Turbo C++

[VoidGetch]

I'm trying to write a code that counts the number of words and lines in a file, but it only outputs the number of words and not the number of lines. Whenever I trace the code, it does not execute the while loop for the word. I'm just a beginner, please, come someone assist me?

I've already made a code.

P.S. we are really required to use the Turbo C++ compiler

  void countWord(ifstream& ifile, char wordText[100][100], int a, int ctr)
{
	while(!ifile.eof())
	{
		ifile >> wordText[a];
		a++;
		ctr++;
	}
	cout << "Number of words in file: " << ctr << endl;
	getch();
}

void countLine(ifstream& ifile, char lineText[], int size)
{
	int a;
	int g = 0;

	while(ifile.getline(lineText, size, '.'))
	{
		g++;  
	}
	cout << "Number of lines in file: " << g <<endl;
}

void main()
{

	clrscr();
	ifstream ifile;
	ofstream ofile;
	int a = 0;
	int inc = 0;
	char lineText[100];
	char storeText[100][100];
	ifile.open("texts.txt");
	ofile.open("ans.txt");

	/*while(!ifile.eof())
	{
		ifile >> storeText[a];
		a++;
		inc++;
	}*/

       /*while(ifile.getline(lineText, 100, '.'))
	{
		g++;

	}*/
	countWord ( ifile, storeText, a, inc);
	countLine ( ifile, lineText, 100);

	//cout << "Number of words in the file is: " << inc << endl;
	//cout << "Number of lines is: " << g << endl;
	getch();
	system("pause");
}

[koothkeeper]

You mean you already wrote some code. Code is plural.

When you trace into the countWord() function, what happens? Please post exactly what you see.

[VoidGetch]

It always outputs
Number of words in the file is: 11 (Which is correct) so countWord() function may be correct
but in the countLine() function, it doesn't execute the while loop therefore it alway displays
Number of lines is: 0

[cire]

You feed countLine a stream that is already at the end of file.

[koothkeeper]

Cire (as always) is correct. You need to review the ifstream section.