Write the definition of a function named fscopy that does a

Write the definition of a function named fscopy that does a line-by-line copy from one stream to another. This function can be safely passed two fstream objects , one opened for reading, the other for writing. In addition, it gets a bool argument that is true if the output lines are to be numbered, and another argument , an int that specifies line-spacing in the output . Assume that the input source is a text file consisting of a sequence of newline character -terminated lines. The function copies, line by line, the entire content of the data source associated with the first argument to the data target associated with the second argument . It returns the number of lines read in. If it the third parameter , the bool is true , every line that is output is preceded by a 6-position field holding the line number (an integer ) followed by a space and then the actual line. If the last argument , the int is 2 or more, it specifies the line spacing: for example, it is 3, there are two blank lines output after each line printed. These blank lines are NOT numbered.

The code needs to be written in C++ programming language. I only need the fscopy function code.

Solution

//header files

#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>

using namespace std;

//main function

int main()
{

//opening input file data.txt
    ifstream fscopy;
    fscopy.open(\"data.txt\",ios::in);

    ofstream fout;

//outputs in a file new.txt

    fout.open(\"new.txt\",ios::out);
    char ch;
    char line[75];
    int i = 1;

    while(fscopy.get(ch)){
        fscopy.get(line,75,\'.\');
        fout<<\"Line \"<<i<<\" : \"<<line<<endl;
        i++;
    }
    fscopy.close();
    cout<<\"done\"<<endl;

    return 0;
}

output:-

Line 1: hi

Line 2: hell

Line 3: Welcome to cpp!