Look for a way that i can take a number of characters in a string and store it in another.
ie. the string "Hello World", how can i store the part that says "world" in a string, i already found out the number of characters i want copied but i need to now know how to copy them
Assuming by 'string' you mean the standard char array, you could use memcpy().
Or more appropriately, strcpy().Originally Posted by root4
You just need to find the start of your substring, and then do something like:
Code:strcopy(sub, &orig[pos]);
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yes, that what i meant...thank you
ill be using this alot so ill be trying both but they seem to work thanks
Yes, of course, that's what I meant, sorry for the memcpy() (even if it works...)Or more appropriately, strcpy().
Sure it works. I've seen C-libraries that do:
--Code:char *strcpy(char *dest, const char *src) { memcpy(dest, src, strlen(src)+1); return dest; }
Mats
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