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    I think I would like to know how to do it in C...

    I think I would like to know how to do it in C program

    If you don't mind, I would like to learn both of them.
    In case I need them in the future so I know how to deal with it.

    Actually I will...
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    How can I split the result I got from Linux...

    How can I split the result I got from Linux command?

    If I got IP address 255.255.255.255, how can I store them
    to a array of string or to 4 different string.

    Best, :p
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    thank you again.

    thank you again.
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    How to create multi-dimension string array

    I was thinking to create something like


    a = { {"a1", "a2"}, {"b1", "b2", "b3"} }

    Is it possible to do it in array type?
    Could someone give me some hint how can I acheive this?
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    It seems work. I don't really wanna use "date"...

    It seems work.

    I don't really wanna use "date" but some function I wrote.
    date is just for testing.

    thanks for your help.

    I am really not a c guy but suddently I need to face it.
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    Is it possible to catch all result and store in a...

    Is it possible to catch all result and store in a char* and print it out
    later?

    like ..

    printf("<TR><TD></TD></TR>"); and print the linux "Date"
    command within the <TD></TD> tag?
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    Thanks for the response. I tried it but still...

    Thanks for the response.

    I tried it but still not quit sure how to make it work.
    Maybe I didn't state it clearly.

    I need to use cgi to run some linux command and display
    the result to a HTML...
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    How to catch the result of linux command

    I am writing a cgi in c and try to figure out how to print out
    the result from linux command.

    ex: print of the result of "date" or "ls"

    Can anyone give me some hint or search keyword to...
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