Files C++

[Chathu]

I Want To Keep A Separate File For Each And Every Employee In My Program. In My Program I Will Store Details About Employees. I'm Creating A Random Number As Employee-Number. And I Want To Set The File Name To That Employees Employee-Number.I Know How To Create A Text File And Stuff. This I What I Have In My Mind.

void AddEmp::WritingToFile(int TEMP_STAFFNUM)
{

	ofstream myfile;
	myfile.open("TEMP_STAFFNUM.txt");//I Want To Set The File Name To Be Numeric Staff /number
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<department;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<"#"<<TEMP_STAFFNUM;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<name;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<nic;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<gender;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<designation;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<dateJoined;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<nationality;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<religion;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<dob;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile<<status;
	myfile<<"/";
	myfile.close();
}

[LBEaston]

You should look up converting an int into a string.
Also getting a random number is a bad idea as it leaves the possibility of multiple employees having the same ID.

[Chathu]

But What If I check The Random Number Before I Add A New Employee. It Mean Everytime I Add A New Employee I Check The Availability Of The Number.

Thank You For Your Help

[firedraco]

You could do this, but it would require checking all employees each time you add one. I'd just start at 1 and just add 1 every time you add a new employee.

[Chathu]

Yeah That Is A Good Method. I'll Do That. Thank You

[hanst99]

Don't capitalize every single word... it's irritating.

[Chathu]

:)