Hi ,
i have advice on the folloing code:
wchar_t* day = new wchar_t [11];
swprintf(day,L" %4d-%2d-%2d",yy,mm,dd) ;
how to make sure that my 'day' didn't get string bigger then 20 chars?
found:
swnprintf_s(day ,size,L"%4d-%2d-%2d",yy,mm,dd) ;
but it requires crt
any suggestions?
~igRek
1  1981  ig****@gmail.co m wrote:
Hi ,
i have advice on the folloing code:
wchar_t* day = new wchar_t [11];
swprintf(day,L" %4d-%2d-%2d",yy,mm,dd) ;
how to make sure that my 'day' didn't get string bigger then 20 chars?
found:
swnprintf_s(day ,size,L"%4d-%2d-%2d",yy,mm,dd) ;
but it requires crt
any suggestions?
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swprintf(day,L"%4d-%2d-%2d",yy,mm,dd);
how to make sure that my 'day' didn't get string bigger then 20 chars?
found:
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