Website maker

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What I'm supposed to do is to write a "photo album" program which will take a list of pictures and generate HTML files to display them.

I can display an image in html with the img src tag.

I can make a link to a different page by using the a href tag. For example, to link to the
page "page2.html" with the link text reading "Next Page"

But what I must do is write a program that:
• Inputs a list of picture files from a file
• Puts the pictures in order based on their name
• Generates a web page (output file) for each picture, which includes:
• The picture
• A link to the next page in the list
• A link to the previous page in the link

I'm inputing the pics from a txt file that I've already created.




This is what I have:

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <sstream>

using namespace std; 

const int ARRAY_SIZE = 10;    

 void writeHtml (string lines[ARRAY_SIZE], int nLines) 
{
 string html = ".html"; 
for (int i = 0; i < nLines; i++) 
{
 string line = lines[i];  
string fileName = line + html; 
ofstream htmlFile (fileName.c_str()); 
htmlFile << "" << line << "" << endl;
htmlFile << "" << endl; 
htmlFile << "" << endl; 
htmlFile << "" << endl;    
if (i != 0)
{
 string previousLine = lines[i - 1]; 
string previousFileName = previousLine + html; htmlFile << "Previous: " << previousLine << "" << endl; htmlFile << "" << endl; 
}   
if (i + 1 < nLines)
 {
 string nextLine = lines[i + 1]; 
string nextFileName = nextLine + html; htmlFile << "Next: " << nextLine << "" << endl; htmlFile << "" << endl;
 } 
htmlFile.close();
 }
 }
void sortLines(string lines[ARRAY_SIZE], int nLines) 
{
 bool stillSorting = true;      
while (stillSorting)
 {
 stillSorting = false; 
for (int i = 0; i < nLines - 1; i++) 
{
 string s1 = lines[i]; 
string s2 = lines[i + 1]; 
if (s1 > s2) 
{
 lines[i] = s2;
 lines[i + 1] = s1; 
stillSorting = true; 
} 
}
} 
}  

void run() 
{ 
string line; 
string lines[ARRAY_SIZE];
 ifstream inputFile ("list.txt");
 int i = 0;
 while (! inputFile.eof() ) 
{ 
getline (inputFile,line); 
lines[i] = line; i++;
 }
 int nLines = i;
 inputFile.close(); 
sortLines(lines, nLines);
 for (int j = 0; 
j < nLines; j++) 
{ cout << lines[j] << endl; 
} 
writeHtml(lines, nLines); 
}  
int main()
 { 
run();
return (0); 
}

But I don't think it does what I want it to. I'm not sure how it's supposed to appear when I run it though.
Any suggestions?