how do i read data from textfile and push back to a vector?

百般思念 提交于 2019-12-02 10:43:23

As others have already pointed out, one problem is that you're reading the data into local variables (code, name and coy), but never putting those values into the machine before you add it to the vector.

That's not the only problem though. Your while (!infile.eof()) is wrong as well (in fact, while (!whatever.eof()) is essentially always wrong). What you normally want to do is continue reading while reading was successful. whatever.eof() will only return true after you try to do a read and you've reached the end of the file before the read commenced.

The way I'd normally fix that would be to define a stream extractor for your Machine class:

class Machine { 
// ...

    friend std::istream &operator>>(std::istream &is, Machine &m) { 
        std::getline(is, m.code, ':');
        std::getline(is, m.name, ':');
        std::getline(is, m.coy, ":");
        return is;
    }
};

Using this, you can do your reading something like this:

std::vector<Machine> machines;

Machine machine;

while (infile >> machine) 
    machines.push_back(machine);

Once you've defined a stream extractor for the type, there's another possibility to consider as well though; you can initialize the vector from a pair of iterators:

std::vector<Machine> machines((std::istream_iterator<Machine>(infile)),
                               std::istream_iterator<Machine>());

...and that will read all the data from the file (using the operator>> we defined above) and use it to initialize the machines vector.

you should read the data and put them into member variables of an object of Machine class. and then put that object on the Vector.

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