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Cheers!

I solved it with this loop first.


while(getline(inout,line))
{

And inside the loop I used this!

Hey!

I have been sitting with a problem for some time now, and cant figure out how it can be solved. I have some thoughts about it, and am gonna write that down after I posted the code.


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Im not sure I understand what you mean?

Im trying to search for more then just ".", im scanning a line and I wanna scan for ,.!¤%&/ etc too, can I do that with one find?

Hello.

I have a simple question.

If I wanna search for . I use this way.



word.find('.')!= string::npos

Ah cheers, ill have a look at it later, thanks for taking your time for answering :) I didnt know what to expect, but now I got someplace to start :)

Hey.

I have been wondering about this for some time now, and when I couldnt get to a solution myself, I tried with google.

I know there is a function in string to check for the first character...

Edit: Deleted it.

Thanks for replying to my thread.

I were thinking about it today, why I called it "char stringtab[]" and used the name notation in my swap function. I tried with char **, string stringtab[], but...

char fullname[10][80];
for(k= 0; k < 10; k++) //(bublesort).
{
for(i=0; i < 10 -1; i++)
{
if(strncmp(fullname[i],fullname[i+1],20) > 0) // fullname[i] >...

Ok, I have now looked at it and tried to solve it, but I cant see the logic in it.

I changed the


soring_strings(char *stringtab[],int number)

And now when I try to call it, it says:

I see, I defined a char in my function, and that is why its only taking one char. My problem is, I can get it to work in main, there I defined a


char stringtab[10][80]

But I cant mange to...

if(strncmp(stringtab[i],stringtab[i+1],20) > 0)
{
swap_strings(stringtab[i],stringtab[i+1]);
}


Maybe its because im tired, but why aint it working?

yes I need strncmp! jezzzz!

strcpy copies a whole string.

I have like 5 names:
Hanne, Peter, etc...
I want them sorted.

Im not sure I understand what you mean?

Aint I using it right? It is working if I use it it...

I have been struggling with this Sorting Algoritm for very long now.
I got it to work with Ints, floats, but not strings?

It says
"Incompatible integer to pointer conversion passing 'char' to...

Ah yes that makes great sense. I should have figured that out myself, but thanks for clearing that out for me.
I added this and now it is working. Cheers!


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After a few hours I thought I figured out how this fgets() worked. But now when I push ENTER it writes all strings in my array. Why is that?

I realised that fgetc put \n in the end, so i found a...

I have been working with this program for a long time now and I dont know how I can make it work.

The code is as follows:



#include <string.h>
#include <stdio.h>

int main ()

I apologize if this is too much description. But as Tater says, "Select the Mingw Compier", ill try to show you with these screenshots of my own program.

1. I assume you installed the...

Now when im done with my program, I would just like to say thanks for your help with the "Analyse, Plan, Write, Test" It made me struggle more and I got the solution by myself :)

Ill remember that...

Ah great!

I made a new char called A, and then printed A. Changed the spaces between the dates and now its working :)


char A = '*';
printf("%3c",A);

C-Programming is smart!

Ah yeh, im starting to learn how to set my up with the right spaces/tabs, so it looks nice and easy to read.

But im getting better and better at that though. But again, I just started programming...

Yep it feels good :)

Yeh I can imagine there is some formatting fixes, but I assume that comes. ;)

Now when you say "some formatting fixes" do you mean there is some mistakes/errors in the...

I ALMOST Solved it!

I took your advice, took my paper and a pen and started, it took me like 2 hour to figure out how I should do it.

I started with alot of different solutions and while I...

It wasnt my intention to get easy help. It were my intention to get a start and move on after that.

But I will try to use paper and pen and figure the problem out, and when I figured out how, I...