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1. Read from file into graph    stackoverflow.com

My flaw is that i cant get my head around the connection with the invisible "edges" that together summarize a distance in an int **matrix; my assignment is to read destinations from ...

2. Printing a graph with data read in from a file    cboard.cprogramming.com

Code: #include #define PI 3.14159 void printGraph(int min, double milespg[]){ int x=100, a, b; while(x != 0){x -= 5; printf("%-4d", x); for(a = 0; a <= (min-1); a++){ for(b = 0; b < 5; b++){ if(milespg[a]>=x) putchar('*'); else putchar(' ');} putchar(' ');} putchar('\n');} printf(" -----------------------------------\n"); printf(" 00-05 05-10 10-15 15-20 20-25 25-30\n"); } int main(){ int min, in, a = 0, ...

4. read from file and generate to graph    forums.devshed.com

hi.. i'd like to ask, is there anyway to treat a file as a database where we read particular data from the file and generate them on the graph using C language? If yes, can Microsoft Visual C++ do it? can MS-DOS run the reading file and the generation of the graphs? DO I need to use C++ together with C ...

5. read in file and graph it    forums.devshed.com

Hey i'm back. Did eveyone miss me? Well, this time the problem is a bit more specific. Here is my task: I must read in specifically formatted txt file, take that info and created an X-Y plot with it. The limited experience I have had w/ ifstream etc. is not proving to be enough. The files path is stored in the ...

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