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yes, but what if they enter "exahttp://ple.com" http still their but was not detected first, how can i make it so it has to be first, any ideas?

can anyone tell me how i would detect if "http://" was the first part of a string?

eg "http://example.com" would be detected however "example.com" would not

thanks

How would i use pipe(), fork(), exec() etc to do a "wget google.com"?

Also i will want to return the stuff that would normally be printed into terminal into a text area in a gui

does anyone know how to libcurl but get it to save the result to a file eg bla.txt

libcurl - simple.c this gets it into memory

ah, thank you that worked

i installed via fink and it put it in a different dir not /usr/bin/wget as usual

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i tried this to get the location inside the c program

popen("/usr/bin/which...

I tried this



#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>

int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
popen("wget http://google.com", "w");

it is possible to send bash commands into a c application right?

for example if i wanted to do a "wget http://example.com" inside a c application how would this be done?

wahoo, thanks everyone for the help much appreciated!

so

char* bla1, bla2, bla3;

means all the bla1..2..3 are all now pointers?

or it means just bla1 would be a pointer and bla2..3 are chars?

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Im very new, what does this mean when a * is in this location

char* val;

I noticed its used here Cprogramming.com Tutorial: Pointers however it is applied to the val and not char

char *val;