> > buf_tmp = \\\"/0\\\"; > > Why are you escaping your quotation marks like this? > Ops... sorry, that was an typing error... > Why are you trying to sprintf() to a pointer to a literal string? > > Why are you pointing buf_tmp to the literal string \"/0\" (that\'s _not_ the > empty string: \"\" or \"\\0\")? > > Why didn\'t you just add a small if-check to is_tell_ok()? > > While it is admirable that you have tried to do for yourself, you have not > spent the effort needed to learn the language in which you\'re trying to > program. The above questions point out a number of things you have wrong, > but such fundamental syntax and semantic errors as appear in your code are > merely a symptom of the fact that you are not a C programmer. As such, I > advise you to seek assistance from a C-specific forum, book, or class. You have reason in one thing: I\'m not an expert C programmer, not yet... My experienc with C is small in comparson whit yours, but you have to accept the fact that I\'m brave in try to learn by myself... :-)))))) Thank\'s for the help ___________________________________________ Sent with eCorrei - http://ecorrei.sf.net/ -- +---------------------------------------------------------------+ | FAQ: http://qsilver.queensu.ca/~fletchra/Circle/list-faq.html | | Archives: http://post.queensu.ca/listserv/wwwarch/circle.html | +---------------------------------------------------------------+
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