Cajuu'

@Peilonrayz I might've spam you with some upvotes at some answers I liked. Hope you don't mind :)

Thanks @Peilonrayz. Never thought zip() would help so much in this situation

Monking

@Peilonrayz it looks nice and it works as far as I tested. But I can think of a problem with that. I also need to access the x and i in that main for loop

so I should return 58 4 times, then from the second country, 57 seven times(as there are 7 cities)

so in the first country there are 4 cities with that code

if you saw the json file on that SO Question, you'll see next to code the value: 58

@Peilonrayz that's returning the same value all the times

you can pseudo-write it like that

yea

@Peilonrayz no. What I really like is that first for loop to also be changed at each iteration

@Peilonrayz did you understand my problem ?

If somebody gets bored, I'd really appreciate some help on my SO Question x_X

Monking !

monking people. Does anyone have a bit of time to give me some ides regarding this ?

@Mast well, then what ? I though RAM is being used when doing I/O processing. What should I be concerned about ?

I'll post this here now that is working. I'll have to run it in an environment which does not have to much RAM and maybe the guys have some improvements when it comes to RAM usage

^^

I'm coming from python

there's no problem... I'm also at work and trying to learn C

thanks a lot

yay

I got it working now

dpaste.de/Tj8G

sure

^^

well, it didn't print all the lines ...

nope

@syb0rg now it just prints the first line from file1

I'm confused. I don't know what to modify anymore :))

@syb0rg you mean something like this? dpaste.de/bhhR

Like this ? dpaste.de/qYcg still the same. If in the last if I put if(!match) I don't get anything

well, it's still printing all the content of the first file

right, silly me

oh, got it. something like this: dpaste.de/ujpr

dpaste.de/WpaR

yes, I understood this. I don't know what you meant by that if condition

the strcmp ?

@syb0rg I'm sorry but I don't get what you mean by: if(!match in both files)

"bool should be at top of method, yes" -> what method ?

that Boolean should be declared before the second while() loop, right ? And the rest of your pseudocode would go inside my if(), right ? ^^

@syb0rg I tried but I guess I did it wrong because I wasn't able to have the correct output

yes

take line1/file1 and loop through all the lines of file2 to check if there's no matching line. If there's no line, print line1 from file1 and go to the next one

the flow as I see it is:

just not multiplied like it's right now

well, I know how to break it, and if I do, the output will be all the content of file1

well, that should happen

yes, that's what it happens

well, yes