My problem is I want this to compile right:
Code:
system ("C:\\"your drive"\\"your file".exe");
obviously to C++ it looks like your saying C:\, your drive(), \, your file(), .exe, I even tried char arraying...:
Code:
char iPATH[] = {'"','C',':','\\','y','o','u','r',' ','d','r','i','v','e','\\','y','o','u','r',' ',
'f','i','l','e','"','.','e','x','e'};
system (iPATH);
However that didn't seem to work either, " can't be in a ' ', so is there a way of expressing paranthesis like HTML's &-l-t-; = < &-g-t-; = >, I heard about expressing them as hex, my char map in arial font says unicode is 0022, however the web wasn't much help, can someone help?
Any and all help will be greatly appriciated,
--Alex
Compiler: Bloodshed DevC++ 4
Windows Ver.: XP (Home) Version 5.1.2600 Service Pack 1 Build 2600
PS -- Sorry if this isn't enough info, this is the third time I finished writing a copy of it, and my browser kept
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or reply back on the thread the answer to what you need to know to help, thanks alot!