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Hi..thanks for taking time to at least have a look at my problem:
My program is all in graphics mode - <graphics.h> from borland
I want to output/display an "int" on the screen.
For strings i make use of outtext or outtextxy, but how do you do that for an int?
Can you help me please?
Thanks for your generous help!
Kind Regards!
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One way would be to convert your int into a string then.
one of the printf() functions does that IIRC
Yes, you'd want to use sprintf(). That's probably what glo was looking for
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but the problem is i'm using linked-list..and it's inevitable to use int...
i thought there would be something similar like outtext,,i have searched for it..but in vain..
is there any special libraries on the net for it? If you came across it?
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You can keep your int, just make sure when you want to print it using your string receiving function, convert the int into a string, then call your function with that string.
Practically, all you need is to declare a char array[7], so its not a matter of inevitability.
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