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sorting database with delimiters.
hey guys, im writing a simple address book, and i want to store all entries to a single text file, in a /etc/passwd type fashion. each field seperated by a : , and each entry seperated by a ; how would i go about recognizing the delimiter?
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Re: sorting database with delimiters.
are you trying to write simple address book in GUI application or console mode?
to recognize the delimiter you need to use the stream header file to tokenize each character. Array will help organize this delimiter. try google for open source software and improve those source code. I am sure there are some application that was develop to keep address book.
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