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Store the contents of text file into map container and print contents of map

ajlahmed (21)
Hi everyone
I am trying to store the elements of text file in map container. The elements of text file are not fixed number. I write this code to do this task but when I am trying to print the content of map, nothing appear. Also, the size of map is always 1. I do not know if this code correct or not and what is the problem in storing the contents of file in map and display the content of map. Anyone can help me please.
Regards 

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#include <iostream>
#include <fstream>
#include <string>
#include <stdint.h>
#include <sstream>
#include <cmath>
#include <map>
#include <iterator>
using namespace std;

int main()
{
 map<double_t,double_t> arrivalmap; 
map<double_t,double_t>::iterator it;
int pos,pos2,pos3;
string line,search,word1="ns",word2="Pkt_create", word3="Pkt_recv";  
ifstream inf;  
inf.open ("123.txt");  
if (inf.is_open())  
{   
	while (getline(inf,line)) // loop continue until reaching the end of file.   
	{      
	    
   		if (line.find("Pkt_recv") != string::npos)   // search on "search" each line 
		{  
		pos=line.find(word1); // take the length of "ns" in string line.
		pos3=line.find(word3);// take the length of "Pkt_recv" in string line.
		line.replace(pos,word1.length(),"  "); // to remove "ns"
		line.replace(pos3,word3.length(),"  "); // to remove "Pkt_recv" 
        istringstream iss (line);
        double_t column1;
        //double_t column3;
        double_t column2;
        iss >> column1 >> column2;
        cout << column1 <<"  "<< column2 <<"  "<< " "<< endl;
	    map<double_t,double_t> arrivalmap; 
	    arrivalmap[column1]=column2;
	    for (map<double_t,double_t>::iterator it = arrivalmap.begin(); it != arrivalmap.end(); it++)
	    {  
	     cout << it->first <<"  "<< it->second << endl;
	     
	     } 
	     cout << arrivalmap.size()<<endl;

	    }

	 

}	    


inf.close();
	
}

else cout << "Unable to open file inf \n";	    
	

return 0;



}
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MrHutch (1822)
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