Code:if( (strcmp(name,"q")==0) || (strcmp(name,"Q")==0) )return 0;
Code:if( (strcmp(name,"q")==0) || (strcmp(name,"Q")==0) )return 0;
Last edited by The Brain; 04-12-2005 at 10:33 AM.
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Thanx The Brain For The suggestion. I actually shoved that in just before reading your post
Anyways..U can have some green as well..for being a good person! (And also making me sure that the code is sweet!)
Cheers
Alex
Just use strcmpi(), it's case insensitive...so 'Q' and 'q' would both work.Originally Posted by The Brain
