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C++ cin.getline problem

Asked by LukeyJay in Programming Languages

Tags: getline

I'm having difficulty here. What I am trying to do is to search a text file for certain words or phrases, strings essentially. I am trying to have the user input the exact string to be searched for. It seems that I can't just have them hit enter when they're done, becuase the '\n' character appears to be present before they even start typing. If I make that the final parameter, it just blows right past the prompt like they've already hit enter. Is there something I'm missing, or will I just have to make something else the final parameter?

Here's that part of my code:

string search_for;
getline(cin, search_for, '\n');

So, when it searches the text file, of course, every line contains "nothing," so it finds a match in every line. Any advice?

Thanks,
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C++ cin.getline problem

Asked by LukeyJay in Programming Languages

Tags: getline

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