Function with getline giving extra output

So i have this function out of one of my programs, and before it was giving me all of these(-9.25596e+061) and only the first line. But then i put { ',' } in my getline and got it to print whole file but still got the numbers(which is a memory dump right?)

void getMenuFromFile(ifstream& inFile, menuItemType menu[], int menuSize) {
    for (int i = 0; i < menuSize; i++) {
        getline(inFile, menu[i].menuType, ',');
        inFile >> menu[i].menuPrice;
        inFile.ignore();
    }
}

Input:

Plain Egg            $1.45
Bacon and Egg        $2.45
Muffin               $0.99
French Toast         $1.99
Fruit Basket         $2.49
Cereal               $0.69
Coffee               $0.50
Tea                  $0.75

Output:

Plain Egg            $1.45
Bacon and Egg        $2.45
Muffin               $0.99
French Toast         $1.99
Fruit Basket         $2.49
Cereal               $0.69
Coffee               $0.50
Tea                  $0.75
-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061

-9.25596e+061
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Solution

Your code has a number of problems:

You are telling std::getline to stop at ',' but your input does not contain any. Hence, it consumes the entire file the first time it is called. Eventually, you've meant to use a '$' instead?
After that, the attempt to extract the price and all the other lines fails. You would have noticed if you would check the state of the stream as in
```
if (!inFile) { cerr << "damn it!\n"; }
```
Even if that problems were fixed, you would still fail to store 1.45 and all the other prices in an int. Maybe you wanted a float instead?

Your output comes this way:

First, you see the entire contents of the file that went into menu[0].menuType. For all the remaining entries, you get an empty (default constructed) string and random garbage values that happened to be in memory for the prices (as ints are not value-initialized).

Update: After reviewing your output, I doubt that menuItemType::menuPrice is an int as you've said in your comment. Isn't it already a float or double? The other problems mentioned above still remain.