selecting an array

I have an integer
for ex.
unsigned int a =120

1)How can i parse the digits of the integers seperately.
so as to have three integers.

b=1
c=2
d=0

???

Thanks for the help salem but,

could you be a little bit more specific? The problem is that i use Keil(for embedded systems) compiler and i cannot see the result so easily.

Where can i find a c reference (so as to find info about sprintf?)

Thanks once more

I am trying to do this.


sprintf(*velocity1, "%.1velocity", velocity);

So as to get the first character of the integer velocity and set it as the integer but it doesn't work. I found something like this in the Ritchie book. Can you some give me an example?

>Can you some give me an example?

Code:

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#include <stdio.h>

int main(void)
{
  unsigned int i, digit, a = 120;
  char buffer[11];

  sprintf(buffer, "%u", a);

  printf("a = %u, buffer = \"%s\"\n", a, buffer);
  for(i = 0; i < 3; ++i)
  {
      digit = buffer[i] - '0';
      printf("buffer[%u] = '%c' (%d), digit = %u\n",
            i, buffer[i], buffer[i], digit);
  }
  return(0);
}

/* my output
a = 120, buffer = "120"
buffer[0] = '1' (49), digit = 1
buffer[1] = '2' (50), digit = 2
buffer[2] = '0' (48), digit = 0
*/

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Includes code to get each digit mathematically.

Code:

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int DecToHex(int nDec) {

        /* Converts a decimal number so that it looks the same when shown in
        * hexadecimal. eg. 313 becomes 787 which is 0x313 in hexadecimal */

        int nHex = 0, nHexBase = 1, nDecBase = 1, nDigitCount = 0, nNextDigitCount = 0;

        do {
                nDigitCount = nDec / nDecBase;
                nNextDigitCount = nDec / (nDecBase * 10);
                nDigitCount -= nNextDigitCount * 10;
                nHex += nHexBase * nDigitCount;

                nDecBase *= 10;
                nHexBase *= 16;

        } while (nNextDigitCount != 0);

        return nHex;
}

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I have this code

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unsigned int digit0, digit1, velocity = 314;

char buffer[11];
sprintf(buffer, "%u", velocity);

digit0 = buffer[0] - '0';
digit1 = buffer[1] - '0';
//digit2 = buffer[2] - '0';

switch(digit0){
case(1): data_write1(0, 5, number1[0][0], number1[0][1], &number1[0][0]);
case(3): data_write1(0, 5, number3[0][0], number3[0][1], &number3[0][0]);
case(4): data_write1(0, 5, number4[0][0], number4[0][1], &number4[0][0]);
}

switch(digit1){
case(1): data_write1(0, 36, number1[0][0], number1[0][1], &number1[0][0]);
case(3): data_write1(0, 36, number3[0][0], number3[0][1], &number3[0][0]);
case(4): data_write1(0, 36, number4[0][0], number4[0][1], &number4[0][0]);
}
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the datawrite write a number(1,3 or 4). The problem is that it is looping all the time. It is taking the three cases as right.

What is the problem?
Shouldn't the buffer[0] be the first digit of the int velocity?

sorry i am blind,

it's ok. Thanks!