fputs with carriage return?

I am using the fputs function to create a list, but all of the items in the list are on the same line. Any idea how to get the fputs function to put in a carriage return?

Add a newline to the end of whatever string you are printing. Or just use puts, or fprintf or some other random function.

Quzah.

I have to add the item through a function and I forgot to say that the list it being written to a text file.

So strcat on a newline, or use fprintf instead.

Quzah.

There's also fputc, as in fputc('\n', fp).

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Originally Posted by goat37

I am using the fputs function to create a list, but all of the items in the list are on the same line. Any idea how to get the fputs function to put in a carriage return?

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Or... you can call fputs("\n",file); wherever you need a newline in your file.