Listview-box connecting ;-seperated textfile 1

#pragma hdrstop

#pragma hdrstop

// Add the following comments and code manually
//---------------------------------------------------------------------------
// Standard C++ libraries
#include <fstream>
#include <sstream>

void __fastcall Form1::BitBtn1Click(TObject *Sender)

// First set up the file name to be parsed.
String FileName = "D:\\SomeDirectory\\SomeSubDirectory\\TheFile.txt";

// If you really want some error checking, do this
bool FileIsThereBool = FileExists(FileName);

if (!FileIsThereBool)
{
     // The file does not exist so do some sort of message
     Application->MessageBox("Could not find the file.", "File Error", MB_OK);
     // Exit the method
     return;
}

// Now open the file
ifstream ParseFile; // input file stream set up
ParseFile.open(FileName.c_str()); // c_str will put Ansistring to char string

// Can we process the file?
if (!ParseFile)
{
    // No! there was an error opening file
    Application->MessageBox("Could not process file.", "File Error", MB_OK);
    return;
}
else
{
    // Now we are going to get each line in the file before we parse it.
    // Start by setting up a C++ string to hold the file's line
    string ImpLine;

    // Now we get the line in the file up to the ending newline character
    // The while loop will get every line in the file
    while (getline(PostingFile, ImpLine, '\n'))
    {
        // Now we will process the input string into parts via string stream
        // You could also use substrings but this is cleaner, IMHO

        // Get line from input string
        istringstream StrLine(ImpLine);

        // Now let's set up the parts of the file. You could do this through
        // a ListView, a vector, or like this example, through C++ string.
        string OnePart, TwoPart, ThreePart

        // The real work of parsing the line is done here
        // Notice that the last part must pick up the linefeed since there
        // isn't a ; after it
        getline(StrLine,OnePart,';');
        getline(StrLine,TwoPart,';');
        getline(StrLine,ThreePart,'\n');

        // Now you can do what you want with the parts
        // For example, you could trim the spaces from the string
        // or you could convert them to numbers if possible.
    }

    // Now close the file
    ParseFile.close();
}