1) Read from a header file and produce an intermediate file (named File A) that has tags(inserted by me) that facilitates sorting out the information that is read from the header by me for:

-Function declaration

-Actual code for functions with arguments/params etc everything.

2) Read this intermediate file i.e File A and process the information for making another intermediate file (named File B) that I use for another purpose later on. :P File B uses File A and the result is an intermediate code file that has the following:

-Class Declaration

-Function Definitions i.e Actual code for functions with arguments/params etc everything (whatever is dictated by the requirements is output to this intermediate file B) along with some information that I need later, ;)

3) Read File B and use a config file named Input.config and use the information from the config file to alter the contents of the File B to produce the final processed file named File C(quite appropriate, isn¡¦t it? ;))

The input config file has stuff that I need to replace in File B for example Class Name etc.

What is the problem:

-Formatting is handled as desired by me in File B to get the results I¡¦m looking for and HERE IS THE PROBLEM:

1)What I need in File C is formatted code that wraps after 78 characters and the length of lines SHOULD NOT exceed 78 characters

2)Indented code inside if/for loops etc etc etc etc

For Example: File B

class Class_Name:public BaseClass
{
    blah blah blah
public:
    blah blah blah
}
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I CAN in File B control the formatting to some degree. ļ What I want is this in File C: File C

class ClassMyClassNameNoMatterHowLongItIsName:public BaseClass
{
    blah blah blah
public:
    blah blah blah
}
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MyClassNameNoMatterHowLongItIs is read from the config file and right now I use pattern matching and whenever I encounter Class_Name, I replace it with the information read from the input config file , Here in lies the problem, if I just use pattern matching and just *replace* the stuff , then , I have no control on the wrapping etc and in all likelihood, I lose most of the formatting information that I preserved in File B.