#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
#define ROWS 50
#define COLUMNS 50
#define TR 100
#define TC 100

int main()
{
    int sizeOfGrid = 0;
    int rowNumber = 0;
    int colNumber = 0;
    int curChar;
    int spaceCount = 0;
    int temprow = 0;
    int tempcol = 0;
    /* */
    char letters[ROWS][COLUMNS];
    char temp[TC];
    char temp2[TR][TC];
    FILE *fp1 = fopen("data1","r");
    if (fp1)
    {

        /* First, lets make sure all grids are empty. */
        for (rowNumber = 0; rowNumber < ROWS; rowNumber++)
        {
            for(colNumber = 0; colNumber < COLUMNS; colNumber++)
            {
                letters[rowNumber][colNumber] = ' ';
            }
        }
        /* Lets speak psuedocode here:
         * Search data1's first line
         * While character isn't end of line
         *  If character isn't a space,
         *      sizeOfGrid++ <--Count all the characters to get the dimensions.
         *      ^--Note that the width and height are locked together, i.e.
         *      an array with 18 width will have the same height as the width,
         *      so 18 width and 18 height.
         *
         * While rowNumber and colNumber < (sizeOfGrid - 1)
         *  for rowNumber = 0; rowNumber < (sizeOfGrid - 1); rowNumber++
         *      for colNumber = 0; colNumber < (sizeOfGrid - 1);
         *          letters[rowNumber][colNumber] gets the next character in data
         * */

        rowNumber = 0;
        colNumber = 0;
        for (temprow = 0; temprow < TR; temprow++)
        {
            curChar = fgets(temp,TR,fp1);
            for (tempcol = 0; tempcol < TC; tempcol++)
            {
                if ((temp[tempcol] != ' ') || (temp[tempcol] != NULL))
                {
                    letters[temprow][colNumber] = temp[tempcol];
                    colNumber++;
                }

                /* temp[tempcol] = ' '; */
            }
        }