i need that if i have "abcd hhh"
will become "abcd hhh" onl one space between
what two string i need to copy
what is the indexes of each string.
i need that if i have "abcd hhh"
will become "abcd hhh" onl one space between
what two string i need to copy
what is the indexes of each string.
You'll want strncpy instead of strcpy, I believe. No?
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I would beleive memmove should be used - strcpy has nothing in the description that says that it could always copy over itselfOriginally Posted by Nightowl
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so what indexes to use in the strcopy function
what two sub strings do i take?
if i would do it withouth str copy then i would start copying every next cell to the current one
from the place where i got a copy
but strcopy needs two equal length string
??
