Hi,
am a newbie to this… as you probebly can see…
I try to write 0 to a char string, not ‘0’ but 0, but I can’t get it to work.
can somebodey please help me out here?
in advance, thank you
Hi,
am a newbie to this… as you probebly can see…
I try to write 0 to a char string, not ‘0’ but 0, but I can’t get it to work.
can somebodey please help me out here?
in advance, thank you
[QUOTE=Zpike;1649]Hi,
am a newbie to this… as you probebly can see…
I try to write 0 to a char string, not ‘0’ but 0, but I can’t get it to work.
can somebodey please help me out here?
in advance, thank you[/quote]
The easiest way is to simply put a 0 where you want it;
char buffer[32] = “Jingle Bells”;
.
.
.
buffer[6] = 0; // now buffer only says “Jingle”
thanks for the replay.
but what if I still wants to have something after the insertion of 0?
Is that possible?
[QUOTE=Zpike;1652]thanks for the replay.
but what if I still wants to have something after the insertion of 0?
Is that possible?[/quote]
As long as there is room in your declared buffer you can use strcat() or strncat() functions.