--> Frank Masingill wrote to All  <--
FM>void main()
Frank, please use int main(void) !!!!
FM>        InFile.getline(buffer, MAX);
FM>        cout << buffer;
FM>    Instead of the expected result of the second file
FM>reading in the two lines as separate lines it is being read
FM>in as merged into one line.  What am I doing wrong?
getline() removes the '\n' at the end of the line--it doesn't store it
in buffer. So, when you display buffer you don't get the newline.
Use cout << buffer << '\n';
Cliff Rhodes
cliff.rhodes@juge.com
X CMPQwk 1.42 1692 X"What the imagination seizes as beauty must be truth." - 
John Keats
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