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Cyrilix wrote:

I asked if you had flushed the buffer

Cyrilix wrote:

your iterator has nothing to do with the char variable. The iterator would contain the ifstream objects

Rage wrote:

std::vector<fstream> vFilestreams;

VuNic wrote:

btw,you push fstream object straight into the vector?

VuNic wrote:

it did compile for you? what compiler are you using?

<code>
	char current_char[200];

	vector <fstream*>::iterator vi;
	std::vector<fstream*> vFilestreams;
	std::vector<string> vFileList;
// Here code to create the fstream vector.
	
	int i=0;
	vFileList.push_back("c:\\test.txt");

	fstream fs2;
	fstream* fs =&fs2;
	vFilestreams.push_back(fs);

for (vi=vFilestreams.begin(); vi!=vFilestreams.end(); vi++)
{

    (*vi)->open(vFileList[i].c_str(),ios::in);
	
}

// Everything fine so far, streams are open, no exception, and is_open returns "good"
// ...

for (int j=1;j<=20;j++) 
{

    for (vi=vFilestreams.begin(); vi!=vFilestreams.end(); vi++)
    {    
        (**vi)>>current_char; // here current_char does not change !
		AfxMessageBox(current_char);
    }
}
</code>

Rage wrote:

On ne peut pas stocker de fstream dans un vector ?

toxcct wrote:

c'est possible !

James R. Twine wrote:

(Note: the above is not blank, I am signing using French signs. Does not translate well to a forum, I guess...)