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    sprintf() perhaps! check it out here

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    Quote Originally Posted by itCbitC View Post
    sprintf() perhaps! check it out here
    great that works thanks! Do you know how I could created a function that takes an arbitrary amount of strings? So I could use sprtintf to convert all needed variables then write a function say lprintf(str1, str2, etc) that would concatenate them all with white space. I think i know how to write the function but I dont know if its possible to do it for an arbitrary amount of inputs. Thanks again

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    Quote Originally Posted by Jspeake View Post
    great that works thanks! Do you know how I could created a function that takes an arbitrary amount of strings? So I could use sprtintf to convert all needed variables then write a function say lprintf(str1, str2, etc) that would concatenate them all with white space. I think i know how to write the function but I dont know if its possible to do it for an arbitrary amount of inputs. Thanks again
    Do you mean a function whose argument list changes? If that's the case then check out the one here.

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