2010/2/14 Sebastien Lelong <[email protected]>:
> A char is just a special string :)
No, it is not. A char is a single value, respreting a symbol that can
be displayed (or control, like cr)
A string is an array of chars.
I don't mind if it goes in one file (although I am not in favor), but
the class of each function should be clear.
@Mohammad
var byte x[6]={1,1,1,1,0,0} gives an error since the array size does
not match the # of initialzers.
Count returns the # of elelments in the array, regardless of the content.
You could create 0-terminated strings in JAL, but I have not seen this
yet. The only 'strings' I use constant strings for printing, with no
termination.
It would be easy to add support for zero-terminated strings in
print.jal though. On the other hand I would advice all string routines
also handle strings without termination.
Joep
Joep
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