Input/output with files help

[OutlawLee]

I am trying to save player data to a txt file in the follownig format, but the problem is that i dont know how to save a single stat(ex. playerclass), and i dont know how to load into variables. Help!!

void Engine::SaveCharacterData(string PlayerName, int PlayerGender, int PlayerClass, int PlayerSkin)
{
    ofstream myfile ("Player1.txt");
    if (myfile.is_open())
    {
        myfile <<"Name:"<< PlayerName;
        myfile <<"Gender:"<< PlayerGender;
        myfile <<"Class:"<< PlayerClass;
        myfile <<"Skin:"<< PlayerSkin;
        myfile.close();
    }
    else
        cout << "Unable to open file";
}

void Engine::SaveCharacterClass(int PlayerClass)
{
    string curLine;

    ofstream myfile ("Resources/Saved_data/Player1.txt");
    if (myfile.is_open())
    {
        getline(myfile, curLine);
        if(curLine == "Class=")
        {
            myfile << PlayerClass;
        }
        myfile.close();
    }
    else
        cout << "Unable to open file";
}

[FRex]

What is exactly the problem and why doesn't it have anything to do with sfml?

[OutlawLee]

I need someone to make me or tell me how to write to specif line.
Hm now that you say i doesnt really have anything with sfml, asides that im using sfml to make a game.


Please help.

[eXpl0it3r]

There are many ways to load and save data and each and everyone has to fit with the data.
We won't gonna code stuff for you.
You'll have to try it on your own or use existing solutions (google will help you).

[fallahn]

You could create a struct to hold player data which you load from file at startup, modify during runtime, and write out to a file when necessary. This should be a good place to start.

[mateandmetal]

myfile <<"Name:"<< PlayerName;
myfile <<"Gender:"<< PlayerGender;
 

This code will create a file that looks like this

Name:GeorgeGender:10
 

When you save to the file, just insert a blank space or return character after the value, like this

myfile <<"Name:"<< PlayerName << std::endl;
myfile <<"Gender:"<< PlayerGender << std::endl;
 

Now the saved file will look like this

Name:George
Gender:10
 

To load data, just get the string from the ":" character to the end using substr