C - loop and text files - c

Question

I must write a program which will be changing a words from one text file basic on dictionary from another text file. For example in "test.txt" i have:
"mama poszla z tata na zakupy"
and in "slownik.txt" i have:
"mama:mother,
tata:father,
babcia:grandma,
na:on,"
I expected to my program disply "mother poszla z father on zakupy", but only first word is changed. Below my code fragment in C:
char *token;
int k = 0;
while (!feof(slownik)) //
{
k = 0;
fscanf(slownik,"%s",&liniatekstu);
token = strtok(liniatekstu," ,.:");
while(token != NULL)
{
tab[k] = token;
// printf("%s\n", tab[k]);
token = strtok(NULL," ,.:");
k = k + 1;
}
char c;
char slowo[1000];
int idx = 0;
while(!feof(fp))
{
c = fgetc(fp); // get sign
if( ! isspace(c) )
{ // full sign - add to word
slowo[idx++] = c;
if(idx>=1000)
{
printf("Error - word has > 1000 signs\n");
}
}
else
{ // blank sign - end of word
// if(idx == 0) // idx=0 word is empty
// continue;
// we have final word
// - add zero to end of word and display to screen
slowo[idx] = 0;
// printf("%s\n", slowo);
// TU MAM SLOWO
const char* x = tab[0]; // polish version of word
const char* y = tab[1]; // english version of word
if ( strcmp(slowo,x) == 0) // comparation word from "test.txt" and "slownik.txt" if its the same display english version of word
{
printf("%s ",y);
}
else
{
printf("%s ",slowo); // display polish version
}
idx = 0;
}
}
}
Please help.

Answer 1

Working with string is not a very easy work in c language for newcomer. For good programming first write down your requirement and then generate an algorithm from it. Once your algorithm is ready start coding based on that algorithm. If I look into your code you are most of the time just doing hit and try to fix your problem. This will not only creating more trouble for you but also raise frustrating as well. See my program below and compare with your code and find out you mistakes. Hope you will following my advice in future.
void main()
{
FILE *fpointer_s, *fpointer_d;
fpointer_s = fopen("test.txt","r");
fpointer_d = fopen("slownik.txt","r");
if(fpointer_s != NULL && fpointer_d != NULL)
{
printf("Dictionary job starting....\n");
}
else
{
printf("File does not exist....\n");
return;
}
//FILEs are OPENED
char line[255];
char dictionary[1025];//for dictionary file
char text[1025];//for text file
char delim[2]=" ";
memset(text,0,sizeof(text));
while(!feof(fpointer_d) && fgets(line,sizeof line,fpointer_d))
{
strcat(dictionary,line);//we are loading the dictionary here
}
memset(line,0,sizeof(line));//clear line to read next file
//now read the next file line by line
while(!feof(fpointer_s) && fgets(line,sizeof line,fpointer_s))
{
char *word = strtok(line,delim);
do
{
char *found = strstr(dictionary,word);//check if the word available in dictionary
char tword[20];//variable to store translated word
int i = 0;
if (found)//if the word found in dictionary use the translated word i.e. tword
{
found = found + strlen(word)+1;//pointing to the English equivalent
memset(tword,0,sizeof(tword));//clear previous value
while(*found !=',' && *found !='\n' && *found !=NULL )//copy character by character till end of English word
tword[i++] = *found++;
tword[i]=0;//assign end of string character
if(strlen(text)> 0)
strcat(text," ");
strcat(text,tword);
}//end if
else//if word not found in dictionary just add the original word
{
if(strlen(text)> 0)
strcat(text," ");
strcat(text,word);
}
word = strtok(NULL,delim);
}while(word);
}
//finally we translated the text into english
printf("%s\n",text);
}
Also use below header files as well
stdio.h,stdlib.h,string.h