- input/output
fgetc getc
fgetwc getwc Reads a byte/wchar_t from a file
stream fgets fgetws Reads a byte/wchar_t line from a file
stream fputc putc
fputwc putwc...
- used to get
input from a stream,
similar to the C
functions getchar and
fgets. In Haskell, the >>
function is a
monadic operator. It is used for sequentially...
-
needs to
subtract 1 byte –
functions like
fgets() and
strncpy will
never write past the
length given them (
fgets()
subtracts 1 itself, and only retrieves...
- The GNU
library includes it for
compatibility only. You
should always use
fgets or
getline instead. "Java
Thread Primitive Deprecation". Oracle. Archived...
- UTF-8
encoded literals).
Removal of the gets
function (in
favor of
safer fgets),
which was
deprecated in the
previous C
language standard revision, ISO/IEC...
- is not
portable to
different platforms. The C
standard library function fgets() is best
avoided in
binary mode
because any file not
written with the Unix...
- fputs("some data", fp); } else { fputs("some
other data", fp); } ... data =
fgets(..., fp); } This
program opens a file and,
based on some condition, writes...
- an integer\n"); scanf("%d", &int_in); printf("Please
enter a string\n");
fgets(user_input, sizeof(user_input), stdin); printf(user_input); // Safe version...
-
input can be read. An
alternative method,
which avoids this, is to use
fgets and then
examine the
string read in. The last step can be done by sscanf...
-
system memory suffices.
Other implementations read
lines with the
function fgets(). This
function requires a
fixed buffer. For
these implementations, the...
