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#define TAB '\t'


worked fine!

Hi,

I want to define something and I need direction on it.

I want to define a comma (,) and the tab escape ('\t'), so I can use them later. Would it be:


#define TAB \t
#define COMMA ,

actually that did not solve it at all. It made it worse.

I compiled it as is with VC++ and that is where I got the warning.

I compiled same code with gcc and no warnings at all.

Must be MS....

what a knucklehead I am!!

Thanks.

er
return (array[])

thanks Elysia for the reply.

so: return ( int array[] )

Hi all,

I utilized all of the function help I got before and I am close on this one:



#include <stdio.h>
#include <math.h>
#define NumElements 5

as always...

You are good with producing explanation.

Thank you Mats

Thanks Todd. Poor choice of words "can I get away with". All I really meant to ask was if I am "over doing" it as in is it necessary to do. I originally had int UpperString (c){ something} and I...

ok i did



int UpperString(char c)
{
c = toupper(c);
return(c);
}

I did this and placed it before main():


int UpperString(c)
{
c = toupper(c);
return(c);
}

Alrighty then. First I thank you both.

Now, I tripped and fell over this: :)


I suppose I need to put:


return (c);

I get the following warnings:


cap.c: In function `main':
cap.c:19: warning: implicit declaration of function `UpperString'
cap.c: At top level:
cap.c:27: warning: return type defaults to...

Hi all.

I don't need help on writing this as much as I have a question.



#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>
#define MaxStringLength 150

it is SPIN language
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spin_(programming_language)

Your best bet it do do it in C and work on it. Post code (yours) that you don't get and the programmers here will...

hmm, I don't think I need this after all:


for( i = 0; i < NumProducts; i++ )
{
if( inputID == Product[i].id )
{
break;
}
}

@ eXeCuTeR - The only answer I have for that is...I have to, it's part of the deal.

@ Elysia - I know the variable is full of garbage, I am reading and searching and didn't see anything on how to...

ok thanks
I declared

Product product;

with the rest of the declarations and now I get:

the variable 'product' is being used without being initialized.
here

good advise thanks

Hi,

I know I am not done with this, but I get an error that I don't know how to fix.

I am trying to lower the inventory count of this data file.

named productdata.txt
id, price, and count

FAQs
shudda known!;)

Thank you
MacGyver

@MacGyver (or anyone else who knows)

I wanted to know what the consequesces of using feof() as the loop control. I changed it to the proper fgets() but I am curious because feof() worked. I am...

yes it does. at first it didn't because i had a typo

Thanks all!

i did but i cant get it to stop at the end of the file

i beleive i have it.



while (!feof(myfile))
{
fgets (fileName , sizeof( fileName ), myfile);
fprintf( newfile, "%s", fileName);
}