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Where is Laserlight when I need her? ===> SLEEPING !!!!!

It sounds like he wants to do a lot of independent activities. My understanding is that object oriented is more appropriate because you can run different parts of the program independently without...

I dont mean to sound trite, but arent buttons something for object oriented programming C++ and not top/down programming?

Several years ago I wrote my own faxing routine. I used GTK libraries and wrote everything in C. I couldnt get the program done without strtok and yet my book didint talk about it so I was...

Tater, thats the book I am using. I am disappointed with it. It doesnt even mention STRTOK. Can you believe it?

I am not sure exactly what you are saying but my understanding is that everything in C is pretty much a function (I like to call them subroutines) and every function must return a value, even if its...

I dont mean to get off topic but, does Pelles have its own special functions that are not in standard C? or does it follow standard C and simply provide a useful programing environment? I know that...

Wow. I was gonna learn Perl but I put it aside coz I thought nothing can beat C for parsing. Is Perl really better in this regard?

Tater: Thats alot of code to analyze, and I will in time. But for now, I just thought that for a newbie, it would be easier to break the info into tokens and then just use STRCAT to sew it all...

Tater: this is very helpful info, ty.

Perhaps, it didnt come out right. I was trying to say, "the easiest way" is how he is doing it, without having to create binaries and arrays of structures, etc. I was just trying to start some...

I am kinda new to this too; but, in the first case, the pointer only points to the first letter in that array. The memory for the entire array is seen by the pointer, it knows its there, but it just...

The way you are presently doing it, breaking the lines into tokens, is the only way to do it. I think thats what C is all about, that you can analyze things down to the subatomic level. I dont...

I think it would help if we know what you are searching for?

I know that among the "hackers", mostly the self taught guys, Python is extremely popular. Yet, I dont think any university teaches it. The academics seem to like Fortran, C, Java, C++, stuff like...

My background is in engineering so I love fortran, when it comes to equations and numbers, fortran is perfectly suited. But, when I try to create user interfaces, and I have to use words and...

I have to say this thread has really been helpful. The only editor I ever used was the "vi" editor in unix/linux. Only recently did I switch to Kate, and I thought I was really moving up. I have...

I am on linux so I use KATE, its like notepad; but you can turn on line numbers and see where the compiler tells you the errors are. It also has the ability to turn on a command line console at the...

Yea, I heard about that on the Alex Jones show. I would say more but I know that Big Brother is ALL OVER these message boards - all social media for that matter. "Eu nao falo"

If you are in an engineering program at OSU, I feel pretty strongly that they have your entire 4 years planned out for you in a rigid schedule. Whatever programming languages you need to complete...

wow, I didnt see that coming, horrible.

I have the following code that works


myFile = fopen("/home/user/rtfdata.rtf", "r"); //open file for reading
if(myFile){
for(i = 1; i < MAXLINE; i++){
fgets(myFileArray[i],MAXBUF,myFile);...

It worked :)

I am trying to print this to a file using fputs


fputs("{\rtf1\ansi\deff0 {\fonttbl {\f0 Courier;}}", myFile);


I think it has a problem with "\d". Is there a way for it to just print...