Say I have the following: char* string = \"Hello, how are you?\"; Is it possible to print out only the last 5 bytes of this string? What about the f开发者_如何学JAVAirst 5 bytes only? Is there some
I\'m testing some snippets I found off the web using g++ from MinGW.This is the C++ compiler...why then does it correctly compile C....why do p开发者_StackOverflow中文版eople intertwine C and C++.
Is there a combination of VT100 escape sequences that will allow my C program to print something like:
I\'m a complete newb to C++, but not to Java, C#, JavaScript, VB. I\'m working with a default C++ console app from Visual Studio 2010.
I\'m trying to convert a double number to a std::string, the conversion should print either in the decimal format with 2 decimal digits or in the exponential 开发者_StackOverflowform:
I try the following example: printf(\"%9.1a\",4488.09); //Only one digits has to be printed after digital point
I think I\'ve seen this issue before and I bet there\'s better solution out there 开发者_开发知识库so asking..
I\'m having a problem with sprintf(), using it to store a mysql query into a var to use it later. just to inform, I\'m using adodb library for database related operations.
I\'m working ona toy programming language. I use LLVM to generate machine code. Now my question is: How do you implement a printf() function from scratch?. In a C progra开发者_运维问答m you call into
I am using the function on window print to print from within my web application. `<body onload=\"\"window.print();\"\">开发者_StackOverflow;
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