Dear Boost users --I have a simple question about how to test for eof. I usually use: std::ifstream inputDataStream("path to file"); and test for EOF by: inputDataStream.eof() I tried the same thing using: boost::filesystem::basic_ifstream<char> inputDataStream("path to file", std::ios_base::in); and test for EOF by: inputDataStream.eof() but its not working. Am I using the .eof() correctly in the boost version of basic_ifstream? Here is the broken code using the boost version of basic_ifstream: int main() { boost::filesystem::path dataPath("/tao/data"); if ( !exists(dataPath) ) { std::cerr << "Path does not exist!"; return EXIT_FAILURE; }; for (boost::filesystem::directory_iterator fileIterator(dataPath); fileIterator != boost::filesystem::directory_iterator(); fileIterator++) { const boost::filesystem::path InputFileName = dataPath/fileIterator -> leaf(); boost::filesystem::basic_ifstream<char> inputDataStream(InputFileName, std::ios_base::in); int i = 1; int previousIterator = 0; trialOnsetWrite(); while ( !inputDataStream.eof() ) { if ( (previousIterator + 3) == i) { immobileWrite(i); previousIterator = previousIterator + 3; } else { dataStructureWrite(i); }; i++; }; trialOffsetWrite(i); }; return (0); }; Very appreciative, Patrick