Re: Help. Where is my error?
- From: "Red Dragon" <tskhoon@xxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Tue, 18 Oct 2005 18:15:51 +0800
>
> You have been repeatedly asked not to post using HTML.
> Please stop it. This is usenet, not some mailing list or forum.
>
> Read the FAQ on input using scanf() -- it is not advisable.
> At all.
>
> Apart from that: You did not look at the return value of scanf()
> so how do you know what happened? You also seem not to have used
> the debugger which comes with your IDE.
>
> -Michael
> --
> E-Mail: Mine is an /at/ gmx /dot/ de address.
Mr. Michael,
I wish to apologize for causing you problem. I did not know I was causing a
problem.
1. The dont understand the HTML thing. I did not use HTML. What I did was
to copy from my Visual C++ platform and paste on the Outlook Express
screen. With Mr. Skarmander's instruction, I have set the radio button to
"Plain Text" on the Send Tab and thought the problem is solved. I have
actually sent a copy of the outgoing mail to myself and I dont see any HTML
thing on my screen on the returned copy. So I dont know what else to do.
2. Yes. I tried to look at the return value of scanf() but got nothing
because the computer skipped it . As I just found out, it actually read
the "newline" (I dont know what it is ) so it registered nothing, creating
the problem in question.
3. What is debugger and IDE.? Hope you can bear with me because I am new
to all this and am doing self study. I have nobody else to ask.
Thank you and sorry again.
Khoon.
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