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I'm trying to read a line using the following code:

while(fscanf(f, "%[^

]s", cLine) != EOF )
{
    /* do something with cLine */
}

But somehow I get only the first line every time. Is this a bad way to read a line? What should I fix to make it work as expected?

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It's almost always a bad idea to use the fscanf() function as it can leave your file pointer in an unknown location on failure.

I prefer to use fgets() to get each line in and then sscanf() that. You can then continue to examine the line read in as you see fit. Something like:

#define LINESZ 1024
char buff[LINESZ];
FILE *fin = fopen ("infile.txt", "r");
if (fin != NULL) {
    while (fgets (buff, LINESZ, fin)) {
        /* Process buff here. */
    }
    fclose (fin);
}

fgets() appears to be what you're trying to do, reading in a string until you encounter a newline character.


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