// serializecrypto.cpp
// Israel Torres < israel at israeltorres dot org >
// This program will open a named file and serialize newline data for further processing
// reconfigured data will output to both console and new file.
// WIN32 XPSP2 / VS6
// http://tools.israeltorres.org/serializecrypto.cpp
// v 1.0 - 05 / 13 / 2007
////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
#include <iostream.h>
#include <string.h>
#include <fstream.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#define IO_BUFF 765 + 1
void main(int argc, char* argv [])
{
    // do a simple check to make sure this is being used as expected.
    if (argc != 3)
    {
        cout << "serializecrypto v1.0 tools.israeltorres.org" << endl;
        cout << "serializecrypto.exe crypto_in crypto_out" << endl;
        exit(1);
    }

    // open named files for input/output
    ifstream crypto_in(argv[1]); // note: no input checking
	ofstream crypto_out(argv[2]); // note: no input checking

    // create string structures
    char sz_crypto_in[IO_BUFF]="\0";
    char sz_crypto_out[IO_BUFF]="\0";

    // use the input named file until its eof
    while (!(crypto_in.eof()))
	{
        // reach each new line and calculate length
        crypto_in.getline(sz_crypto_in,IO_BUFF,'\n');
        int xlen = strlen(sz_crypto_in);

        // copy each line and strip out newline for restructuring
        if (sz_crypto_in[xlen-1] == char(13))
            strncpy(sz_crypto_out,sz_crypto_in,(xlen-1));
        else
            strcpy(sz_crypto_out,sz_crypto_in);

        // output to console (replace spacing)
        cout << sz_crypto_out << " ";

        // output to file (replace spacing)
        crypto_out << sz_crypto_out << " ";

        // clear out our strings
        memset(sz_crypto_in, 0, sizeof(sz_crypto_in));
        memset(sz_crypto_out, 0, sizeof(sz_crypto_out));
    }

    // close files
    crypto_in.close();
	crypto_out.close();
}