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ibilalkayy 6-Jun-21 12:41pm View

Thank you richard!

ibilalkayy 6-Jun-21 11:59am View

I gave the slash but still giving me the error.

ibilalkayy 16-Mar-21 10:38am View

Please read the description I have written that a) what result I am trying to get and b) what is the output I am seeing

ibilalkayy 13-Mar-21 9:39am View

I want to get the value of a specific subdirectory like subDir[2], from a root directory. I want to make an argument subDir in listdirs() function i.e. listdirs(rootdir, subDir[2], count) this should directly return me the value of subDir[2]

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 8:45am View

I wrote the description in which I wrote that which thing is not working.

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 5:34am View

I updated the code also. You can see it but it is still not working. Thanks!

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 5:03am View

I updated my code, removed the global variables. combined two functions and made it one. I also updated the description. Thanks!

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 3:29am View

By debugging I mean debugging. I am not an idiot. The result I showed you.

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 2:44am View

It just print those messages that I showed you.

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 2:38am View

The result this opendir-path not found: No such file or directory after writing the variables locally. I don't know how to solve. Will you please help me?

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 2:36am View

I want it to split the string when there is "\n" but when I print the words[0], it gives me all the pathnames instead of just the first one. And when I print words[1] it shows nothing.

I debugged the code. When I print the words[0] it gives me this result.

$1 = "/home/runner/TestC1/folder1", '\000' <repeats 67="" times="">

And when I print the words[1] it gives the result.

$2 = '\000' <repeats 99="" times="">

When I print the path1 it gives me the result

$3 = '\000' <repeats 4095="" times="">

When I print the path it gives me the result

$4 = "/home/runner/TestC1/folder1", '\000' <repeats 4068="" times="">

ibilalkayy 19-Feb-21 2:36am View

I used it but the result was not as I wast expected.
I want it to split the string when there is "\n" but when I print the words[0], it gives me all the pathnames instead of just the first one. And when I print words[1] it shows nothing.

I debugged the code. When I print the words[0] it gives me this result.

$1 = "/home/runner/TestC1/folder1", '\000' <repeats 67="" times="">

And when I print the words[1] it gives the result.

$2 = '\000' <repeats 99="" times="">

When I print the path1 it gives me the result

$3 = '\000' <repeats 4095="" times="">

When I print the path it gives me the result

$4 = "/home/runner/TestC1/folder1", '\000' <repeats 4068="" times="">

ibilalkayy 5-Feb-21 23:00pm View

I wrote a while(1) at the top of the length = read(....). The purpose of that is to not stop monitoring until I myself close the program. But after doing that, it only print the result one time even if I modify the path again.

ibilalkayy 5-Feb-21 6:01am View

Thank you, Richard! But here is one problem that pathname1/pathname2 is modified. This message appears two times. Although I put a break statement but it is still giving me the result two times.

ibilalkayy 23-Jan-21 5:44am View

Actual values are the path of the filename that I browse

ibilalkayy 4-Jan-21 0:44am View

You just adjusted the code. But the result is the same as before

ibilalkayy 2-Nov-20 11:24am View

Bro I used while loop in another function so that I don't repeat again. But you used in the main function.

ibilalkayy 2-Nov-20 11:20am View

@RichardMacCutchan will you please some code according to the logic. I tried but not understanding.

ibilalkayy 22-Oct-20 2:17am View

Yeah but the problem is that I want the specific date instead of printing every date

ibilalkayy 20-Oct-20 3:40am View

I just want to show the user that his last amount was deposited on this date.

ibilalkayy 12-Oct-20 4:57am View

Thanks Richard!

ibilalkayy 11-Oct-20 14:14pm View

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char* data[2];
data[0] = strtok(line, " ,");
data[1] = strtok(NULL, " ,");

In Richard's code, data[0] takes all the words from file like this
word1
word2
so on
and print it but I want to print word1 when use data[0] and word2 when use data[1].

ibilalkayy 11-Oct-20 14:14pm View

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char* data[2];
data[0] = strtok(line, " ,");
data[1] = strtok(NULL, " ,");

In Richard's code, data[0] takes all the words from the file one by one like this
word1
word2
so on
and print it but I want to print word1 when use data[0] and word2 when use data[1].

ibilalkayy 11-Oct-20 6:32am View

How to order it before writing?

ibilalkayy 11-Oct-20 5:22am View

I'm not reading. I am trying to write data in the file but in an arranged way

ibilalkayy 18-Sep-20 8:01am View

I added a break statement but it stops one-time repetition.

ibilalkayy 7-Sep-20 16:14pm View

Thanks bro

ibilalkayy 21-Aug-20 6:41am View

Hey Rick, I used the 2nd code but the problem which I am facing is, it only accepts the first word which has a comma at the end. The file has many words with commas at the end but it is accepting the first one. For example, if I gave the option to enter your ID card number which is not the first word. It could be the 2nd or 3rd word in the file then how I would handle it?

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