File IO using fseek

SystemVerilog
1

Hi,

I wish to read this file content using random addressing.
5 lines of 24 bits.

000000000000000000000000
111111111111111111111111
101010101010110101010101
110011001100110011001100
111011101110111011101110

I used fseek for moving file pointer . The given offset for reading each line correctly is confusing.
for example , if
fseek = 26 , 111111111111111111111111
fseek = 51 , 101010101010110101010101
fseek = 76 , 110011001100110011001100
fseek = 102, 111011101110111011101110

What is the logic behind the offset addressing?
please comment

My code is

                 if(dut_pkt.fontbit_read == 1'b1) 
		begin
		    if(read_flag == 0)
			begin
				$fseek(input_file,103,0);
				file_position = $ftell(input_file);
				$fscanf(input_file,"%b",data_byte[0]);
				$display("filepointer location = ", file_position);
				$display("data_byte[0] = %b",data_byte[0]);
				read_flag = 1;
			end
		end
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In reply to rockgarden333:

in any text file the end of a row is “/n” that shows that you are at the end of a row this is why
the length of every row have an extra letter