more strtok()

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From: Henry Zektser
Date: Sat, 13 May 2000 00:00

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Ok, I know I'm harassing everyone with this one function, but nothing else
gives me any trouble. At the moment I'm using ifstream::getline() to read a
file line by line into a char*, which I'm using a strtok() call on, with the
separators being ' \n' (space and newline) and maxchars being far bigger
than the width of the file. It works fine, unless I leave a blank line (hit
enter twice in notepad, and save). Then it gives me an access violation
error. What exactly does getline return in this case, and/or why isnt strtok
handling it correctly?

H

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