I wrote this code, as a sort of lookahead. int main() { char a[100]; char b[100]; scanf(\"%s\", a);开发者_开发百科
reply is S|[2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9]|[2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9] char com[10], f[100], s[100]; sscanf(reply, \"%[^!]|%[^!]|%[^!]\", com, f, s);
I\'m attempting to read a file (particularly /proc/stat) to get data out of it. There are a multitude of ways to do this in C, but (so far) I\'m using fscanf(). (However, I\'m not particularly tied to
I am reading a value from std in and storing it in an array min[3] and later on proceed to make an array comparison. Somin is never touched before the comparison.
sscanf(str, \"%lf\", &num); Here I try to parse a开发者_如何学JAVA double. It catches inf which is fine.
I am trying to print my string backwards in c and I just can\'t seem to get it working with whitespaces. I am aware that if there is any whitespace after the last returned character in the scanf funct
I need to parse input from a user that could be any number of variations: 1+14(3-0) =x1*(3)-8 How do I do this using scanf to get the raw_input, then split out all of the different values and tell ei
I have a file path, gotten from the __FILE__ macro, and I want to extract 2 pieces from it. The format is: /some/path/to/a/file/AAA/xxx/BBB.cc. I want the AAA and BBB path. xxx is generally src, inc
开发者_运维问答Iknow how scanf could be used for parsing sentences into single words: while(1){
int fscanf(FILE *stream, const char *format, ...); I can use fscanf() to read an integer from file. How can I read an integer that\'s right after a new开发者_Python百科line?fscanf() - look at the ex
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