FM>         InFile.getline(buffer, MAX);
 FM>         cout << buffer;
 FM>     Instead of the expected result of the second file reading in the
 FM> two lines as separate lines it is being read in as merged into one
 FM> line.  What am I doing wrong?
it is working.. you are just missing a \n or endl
cout << buffer << endl;
getline gets a array of char (of maximum MAX) from stream until CR...
it doesn't include the trailing \r\l (or \n or endl... which ever you like to
refer to).
Wayne
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