Tomorrow its due and i just hit a road block

[aphiliated]

So my name is Abel and i have a pretty simple problem.....hopefully. I am running visual basic for a c++ class that i am taking in college. The assignment is the usual, convert centimeters to yards, feet, inches. Well i have a .dat file holding the centimeters she listed, a .out for the output file, and .cpp for the code. The problem is that i refresh the code even taking things out and my .out file doesn't reflect what i changed. I have the basics of variables and constants and have the pseudocode to complete but i cant get the outfile to reflect the code since the first revision. PLEASE HELP!!!! here is the code


[code]#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <iomanip>
using namespace std;

void main()
{
int centimeter;

ifstream inf;
inf.open("sanchezprog1.dat");
ofstream outf;
outf.open("sanchezprog1.dat");

{
inf >> centimeter, i;
outf << "Centimeter = " << centimeter << endl;
}
}/code]

[gcampton]

don't use 2 seperate streams to read the same file, you can do this but you must make sure you close() the current stream before trying to open with another.