Hi,
Well If I understood well you need printf()
Definitely check the manual page:
#man 3 printf
You can use printf() like this:
vartype Variable = declaration; /* string or int or double etc */
/* will print your text and the variable in the middle */
printf(some text... %type_of_variable ... more text, variable);
You can use multiple variables like that if you want of any type:
int = 1;
string = Hello;
.
printf((text)number: %i(int), text: %s, text: %..., text: %... , text:
..., int, string, ..., ..., ...);
Spiros P.
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Sent: Wednesday, January 18, 2006 9:46 AM
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Subject: String variable expansion routine wanted
Hi folks,
Is there a C-function that does string variable expansion like this:
some text $(VARIABLE) text -- some text VALUE text
I suppose this functionality is useful for many programs, so I'm
looking for a simpe library to link with.
Please CC me on reply. Thanks a lot!
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