Hiii guys (:

I dont know if this is the right place, but i thought of it as pretty basic, which just makes this more embaresing d:

i have tried some functions for displaying text, and i made a couple of them work. Cant remember excatly how i wrote it but something like;

void DrawText(float x, float y, char *string, ...)
{
    int len = (int)strlen(string);
    for (int i = 0; i < len; i++)
    {
         glutBitmapCharacter(Thefont, (int)string[i]);
    }
}

u should get the idea ^^
Anyways i made it work "kinda", it shows the text, but i cant make it show my vars' like;

DrawText(200, 200, "MouseX; %d", mouseX);

Then it just types "MouseX %d" on the screen (:
Anyfixes? ^^
Sincerly Wunder..

Thank you for anwsering, although i'm not sure really sure which approach to take from here.

Just cant figur out how to cheat it into displaying that freakin variable d;

Btw. sry for my bad english, i'm kinda sleep "depribed"? idk, have been lookin at this freakin code in like 18 - 24 hours now d:

Ohhhh (:

Actualy started out using "string", but then it didn't work with displaying the variables, so i though that maybe they had to be "char" becos those you loop through, if that makes any sense :D

C way:

char buf[256]; // increase for more data, but this should be enough for a few stuff
snprintf(buf, 256, "MouseX; %d", mouseX);
DrawText(200, 200, buf);

Refactor your function for this to work.

As for C++, it probably has better and easier ways to do this.