danieldotwav / Space-Delimited-Formatter

This program reads text from "input.txt", formats it by adding a space after each line, and outputs the formatted text to both "Formatted.txt" and the console. It's a simple utility for basic text manipulation and formatting.

Space Delimited Formatter

Overview

This program reads content from a file named input.txt, formats it by appending a space after each line, and then outputs the formatted content into a new file called Formatted.txt. Additionally, it prints the formatted content to the console. This simple utility is particularly useful for basic text manipulation where consistent spacing is needed.

Features

• File Reading: Efficiently reads lines from input.txt.
• Content Formatting: Adds a space after each line read from the input file.
• File Writing: Outputs the formatted content into Formatted.txt.
• Console Output: Prints the formatted content to the console for immediate verification.

Usage

After compiling the program, ensure that you have an input.txt file in the same directory as your executable. The program will read this file, format its contents, and output the result to both Formatted.txt and the console.

• Input file: input.txt
• Output file: Formatted.txt

Troubleshooting

• File Not Opening: Ensure both input.txt and Formatted.txt are not being used by another program.
• Compilation Errors: Make sure your C++ compiler is correctly installed and your command path is properly set.

Contributing

Contributions to enhance the functionality of this program are welcome. Please follow the standard process:

1. Fork the repository.
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b feature/NewFeature).
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some NewFeature').
4. Push to the branch (git push origin feature/NewFeature).
5. Open a Pull Request.