you are right, im sorry to leave you confused!
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you are right, im sorry to leave you confused!
this is the cross checking method. i need to compare the value of a terminal counter with an operator counter(my application).
hello,
i do need to implement a counter to control the financial flow of funds.
i need some help to find a good algo.i have double code in my algo which i want to get rid of.
this is my algo
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yes, you are correct.i need the exact same value in this char, even if its '00'.
im not sure if i fully understand, however i will try it and post the result later on. i need to go home now, its...
ok, thanks laserlight. i see this isnt as trivial as i thought. looks like i need to get rid of the oneline idea, cause i do not have any other option then 1 single char.
hmm, does that mean i can use some printf family functionallity to store the data in a char. ok i will try it and post the result later on.
thx Brad, you are absolutely right. but i do not use a...
thx, i thought there is no difference between them.i need to read this again.
ok it does not work if we have a zero at the first position of the last 2 bytes.
lets say we have this:
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hello, i also have some conversion problems.
input:
char InBuff[8] = "12345678";
output:
char OutBuff[6] should be '123456' first 6 digits
my boss leaved me confused, now this make sense to me.
thanks mats for helping me out with this.
hello,
thats maybe a stupid question but i got stuck on it. is there any way to not only declare but initialize array/pointer members in a struct or union?
Thanks for your help matsp, but this is not the solution. I just used "C:\*" as an example, cause this is the MSDN example to show any file in a root directory. But i tried many different ways....
hello
i just startet to learn programming in c.i like c, ithink its a very good language, however i have a situation now.i hope you nerds can help me out..
i need to code a windows api...