How do you differentiate between a one space tab and one that takes up a whole line while parsing a text file in c++ without using regex?
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How do you differentiate between a one space tab and one that takes up a whole line while parsing a text file in c++ without using regex?
You would store the line/string in a variable until you hit an \n. You would then, check if the string is equal, or even just contains, a single tab or, other chars also.
That would be a good way, I think. I don’t know how hard this would be in C++, but I don’t think it’d be too hard.
If this isn’t what your looking for, I’d try restating your question… Be more clear on what your objective, or goal, is.