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i have this:
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  1.     fprintf(ptr, "$s ", title);
  2.  
which should print title into a file.

is $ correct?
i have it on my pdf file, maybe its printed wrongly, but i want to conform.
should be "%s" or "$s" ? or both also can?

never thought $ is works.

anyone?
Feb 4 '07 #1
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horace1
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assuming ptr is FILE * and title is a char * it should be
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  1.     fprintf(ptr, "%s ", title);
  2.  
see
http://www.cplusplus.com/reference/clibrary/cstdio/fprintf.html
Feb 4 '07 #2

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