Top "Char" questions

char typically refers to a character data-type, representing letters of text.

Force telnet client into character mode

I have an application where I accept a socket connection from a telnet client and put up a simple, keyboard …

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Cast (const) char * to LPCWSTR

I'm trying to use FindWindow() from WinAPI, and I want to ask an input for window's title from the user: …

c++ winapi char wchar-t lpcwstr
how to get rid off garbage in array of chars?

I'm writing a C program but I keep having problems with my array of chars. I keep getting garbage when …

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Is there any logic behind ASCII codes' ordering?

I was teaching C to my younger brother studying engineering. I was explaining him how different data-types are actually stored …

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C++ LPCTSTR to char*

I am using visual studio 2010 MFC to build a C++ program. My program calls a DLL that is not apart …

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Printing a string in C using a function

I'm brand new to C and am trying to learn how to take a string and print it using a …

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Where in memory are string literals ? stack / heap?

Possible Duplicate: C String literals: Where do they go? As far as I know, generally, pointer have to be allocated …

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Using fgets() with char* type

I have a simple question about using fgets() with char* string. .... char *temp; FILE fp=fopen("test.txt", "r"); fgets(…

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Is it possible to convert bitset<8> to char in c++?

I have bitset<8> v8 and its value is something like "11001101", how can I convert it to char? I …

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C convert section of char array to double

I want to convert a section of a char array to a double. For example I have: char in_string[] = "4014.84954"; …

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