hello, i've got a problem with strings. in my program i have a loop which concatanates strings into one large string; char bigstring[100];
when i get back to the top of the loop i need to erase all values in bigstring[] so i can replace them with new ones, butdon't know how?
please help!
Set the first array element to 0.
bigstring[0] = 0;
Just overwrite them.
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I think it is a member of mem.h
it takes the name of your string, what you want to initialize it to and the length of the string, simple.Code:memset(bigstring, 0, sizeof(bigstring));
Compiler == Visual C++ 6.0"Come Out Fighting."
Not mem.h, stdlib.h or memory.h
YES IT IS I AM GOING MAD
MEM.H
Compiler == Visual C++ 6.0"Come Out Fighting."
>Not mem.h, stdlib.h or memory.h
>YES IT IS I AM GOING MAD
>MEM.H
No, it isn't. memset, as defined by the C++ standard, is in <cstring>.
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