string format ...

Hi All,
A quick question,...


I want my program to spit out the following line to a browser:


<p><img src="myanim.gif" width="64" height="64"></p>


How should I change this line?


printf("<p><img src="myanim.gif" width="64" height="64"></p>");

I think all of the quotes are confusing the machiene.

Many Thanks

You need to 'escape' the quotes by preceding them with a '\' character.

Originally Posted by SkinneyEd

Hi All,
A quick question,...


I want my program to spit out the following line to a browser:


<p><img src="myanim.gif" width="64" height="64"></p>


How should I change this line?


printf("<p><img src=\"myanim.gif\" width=\"64\" height=\"64\"></p>");

I think all of the quotes are confusing the machiene.

Many Thanks

It worked!
Thanks!

Or, you can use single quote marks for the attribute values, which is much easier to type:

printf("<p><img src='myanim.gif' width='64' height='64'></p>");

indeed
many thanks!

why are you using printf in c++?