wstring Player::toString() const
{
wstring res = L"Player ";
wchar_t buff[6];
_swprintf(buff, 5, L"%d\n", m_id);
res += wstring(buff);
res += m_history.toString() + L"\n";
res += L"score ";
_swprintf(buff, 5, L"%d\n", getTotalScore());
res += wstring(buff);
return res;
}
int main()
{
unsigned __int64 sum;
sum ^= sum;
std::ifstream FILE;
char currchar;
std::string currname;
currname = "";
std::vector<std::string> names;
names.reserve(5000);
try
{
FILE.open("names.txt", std::fstream::in); //read only, ios::in is no longer valid
while(!FILE.eof())
{
//get line after line, each line goes to new string
//doing it with strings is much easier than using a char array
currchar = FILE.get();
if(isalpha(currchar))
currname.push_back(currchar);
else
if(!currname.empty())
{
names.push_back(currname);
currname.clear();
}
}
FILE.close();
}
catch(std::ifstream::failure e)
{
std::cerr << "Unable to open file. Aborting program.\n";
FILE.close();
return 0;
}
//We have to define our own sort, as std::sort(RanIt begin, RanIt end) is a C++11 function
std::sort(names.begin(),names.end(), userSortString);//std::greater<std::string>()); //built in sorts FTW!
std::cout << "The total score of all the names in names.txt is " << getTotalScore(names) << std::endl;
return 0;
}
