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Nope..
i've seen this before on this site and pointed it out to you yesterday too
that FOR loop is wrong; The way your middle argument is specified it's basically the same as
Which unless you move that pointer inside the for loop is an infinite loop. So you go out of bounds and start reading garbage data , which at one point or another will most likely contain a comma which kicks you out with the exception you throw.
Also Throwing an exception is a little heavy just for passing in more arguments than what you're looking for.. a simple 'if' would be better imo
Last; lot of work for trying to do something the system already provides for you, here's a crappy implementation:
i've seen this before on this site and pointed it out to you yesterday too
that FOR loop is wrong; The way your middle argument is specified it's basically the same as
Code:
int i = 0;
while(files) //!=null
{
...
i++;
}
Also Throwing an exception is a little heavy just for passing in more arguments than what you're looking for.. a simple 'if' would be better imo
Last; lot of work for trying to do something the system already provides for you, here's a crappy implementation:
Code:
char* file[2];
char* files = new char[50];
cout << "Enter: File1,File2\n";
cin >> files;
int p = 0;
char* pFile = strtok(files,",");
while(pFile != NULL && p < 2)
{
file[p++] = pFile;
pFile= strtok(NULL,",");
}
//say something hereif more than 2 arguments (pfile != null) and return;
// of course call 'delete files' before exiting
Originally Posted by why06jz
