%s %d %f sprintf
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I’m using unsigned long for my world coordinates and when I convert them to ASCII with sprintf(szt,"%d %d",worldx,worldy); sprintf will print them as signed long integers. For the moment I use _ultoa to convert to ASCII, is there a %d for unsigned long?
and what is %d %s %f are they some inbuilt operators?
quote:Original post by Leadorn
and what is %d %s %f are they some inbuilt operators?
double, string, float (in that order)
-eldee
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%d is actually a signed decimal integer. See sprintf for a list of format specifiers.
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Andrew
PlaneShift - A MMORPG in development.
[edited by - acraig on May 4, 2003 5:06:04 PM]
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Andrew
PlaneShift - A MMORPG in development.
[edited by - acraig on May 4, 2003 5:06:04 PM]
quote:Original post by acraig
%d is actually a signed decimal integer. See sprintf for a list of format specifiers.
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Andrew
PlaneShift - A MMORPG in development.
[edited by - acraig on May 4, 2003 5:06:04 PM]
meh, i guess i knew that.. just easier for me to remember ''d-double''
-eldee
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quote:Original post by eldee
meh, i guess i knew that.. just easier for me to remember ''d-double''
Try ''d-digit''
quote:Original post by Jedyte
Try 'd-digit'
try 'd-decimal'. x-hex, o-octal.
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[edited by - jenova on May 5, 2003 8:41:06 AM]
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