That is what is supposed to be what? I could have meant either way. That was my whole point. How are you providing your input? You need to pick off each Morse-letter at a time and look up what actual character it translates to, and stick that in the string you are sending back.Originally Posted by lilbo4231
In my example, I did actually mean E T, not A, but you didn't know that, because I ran them together, illustrating the point I was making to you.
Quzah.
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thanks guys so much for the help, why is it != 0 commontater?
Do you know what it means for strcmp to return 0?
Look up how the strcmp function works and you will have your answer.
Quzah.
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For mechanical morse... it's 1-3-3-6 ... dit is 1 time interval... dah is 3 ... letter spacing is 3 ... word spacing is 6 .
A good operator with a steady "Fist" can reduce the letter and word spacing somewhat and still send very copyable morse.
My point was that he can't just run it all together and expect to be able to figure out what it means. That's like saying "A good programmer can translate 01010110101010101010101001101010" and know that I meant X chars and not Y ints! In other words, he needs to actually think about how he is supplying his input.
Quzah.
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Yeah that does makes sense, but still think it might be achievable. Agreed it might be bit complex for the beginnersThat would make it a bit difficult to use comma and period.
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