Hi
I've done fgets and store it but the thing is i dont want the newline it automatically stores. Any idea how to remove it? or not get it in the first place?
Thanks
Hi
I've done fgets and store it but the thing is i dont want the newline it automatically stores. Any idea how to remove it? or not get it in the first place?
Thanks
How about searching the string for the newline and replacing that character with something like a null or a space or what not? Did you give it any thought at all? Or should we just do everything for you forever?
Quzah.
Hope is the first step on the road to disappointment.
Try this FAQ entry:
How do I ... Get a line of text from the user
Code:mystring[strlen(mystring) - 1] = '\0';
> mystring[strlen(mystring) - 1] = '\0';
Except fgets() doesn't guarantee that the last char in the buffer will be a \n
If the buffer fills, you won't have a \n, though you will always have a \0
I agree.
There are many ways to remove the last '\n' occurance from a buffer, safely. Instead of explaining all of the possibilities, here is a thread that discusses this matter in great detail: Using fgets, removing last character
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