I am reading from a file and with the information that I receive I want to parse the data and store them into their respectful objects which will then be pushed back into a vector. However, when the code stores the information into the object and is then pushed back into the vector, the vector does not hold that value. It then skips a few places within the vector and begins to add the objects correctly towards the end of the file. Is there a way to make sure all elements will be filled?
Here are my Structs:
struct Address{
string streetAddress;
string city;
string state;
string zipCode;
};
struct Customer {
string customerNum;
string customerName;
double lineOfCredit;
Address * corperateAddress;
};
As you can see the member of Customer is a pointer that points to the Address struct.
Here is the function and some variables being used for the code below:
void readData(vector<Customer>&addCust, vector<Address>&cAdd, vector<Product>&pAdd){
Address street;
Customer add;
Product product;
vector<string> custInfo;
vector<string> custAddress;
vector<string> custProduct;
ifstream file,stock;
This is where the error occurs I believe it is within the if-else statement:
custAddress=parse(location,','); //Parse the location to go into Address struct
check = linearSearchAddress(cAdd,custAddress[0]); //Checks Address vector to see if there is the same location
street.streetAddress=custAddress[0]; //Adds 1st parse to the Struct member
street.city=custAddress[1]; //Adds 2nd parse to the Struct member
street.state=custAddress[2]; //Adds 3rd parse to the Struct member
street.zipCode=custAddress[3]; //Adds 4th parse to the Struct member
if(check==-1){ //If address is not found then add it to the Address vector
cAdd.push_back(street); //Adding objects into the Address vector
add.corperateAddress = &cAdd.back();
} else {
add.corperateAddress=&cAdd[check]; //Adds location that is within vector already
}
addCust.push_back(add); //Adding objects into Customer vector
}
cout<<addCust[0].corperateAddress->streetAddress<<endl; // Element is empty some how ?