HI...i want to write something like this in a file, using fwrite
fwrite("name is %s\n",name, 60, fp);
but is not working, only write in the file the string. any idea?
HI...i want to write something like this in a file, using fwrite
fwrite("name is %s\n",name, 60, fp);
but is not working, only write in the file the string. any idea?
Do you mean fprintf
?
fprintf(fp, "name is %s\n", name);
fwrite
is designed mainly for writing raw binary data into a file, not text output. For text output it's more natural to use fprintf
, fputs
, fputc
etc.
If you really need fwrite
, you have to separate the name
part out, like:
fwrite("name is ", 1, 8, fp);
fwrite(name, 1, strlen(name), fp);
fwrite("\n", 1, 1, fp);
Better yet, at the bash prompt, do
$ man fwrite
If on Windows, or a system without manpages installed, point a browser at http://linuxmanpages.com/
Seriously, the sooner you get familiar with manpages, the easier learning C will become.