this text file contains 2 paths separated by space: /home/alex/Documents/my\ current\ projects/megauploader.zip /home/alex/Documents/my\ current\ projects/pcnamechanger.tar.gz
[as known, in every path, to access it, if it has spaces you need to put a \ before the space]
I use this method to read the file:
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if (myReadFile.is_open()) {
while (!myReadFile.eof()) {
myReadFile >> output;
cout << output << " <--- This is what the file contains!\n";
}
}
So, when I run this code, I get as output:
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/home/alex/Documents/my\
current\ <--- This is what the file contains
projects/megauploader.zip <--- This is what the file contains
/home/alex/Documents/my\ <--- This is what the file contains
current\ <--- This is what the file contains
projects/pcnamechanger.tar.gz <--- This is what the file contains
and not the whole output. How can I have the whole file and not just the projects/pcnamechanger.tar.gz as this is the last value of output variable????