Webfgets()的手册页中。 无论您要求什么。只需要正确地阅读它,它说. char*fgets(char*s,int-size,FILE*stream) fgets()读取的字符数最多比sizecharacters少一个 并将它们存储到s指向的缓冲区中。阅读 在EOF或换行符后停止。如果读取了换行符,则为 存储到缓冲区中。 http://duoduokou.com/c/31740656447673262308.html
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WebMay 28, 2011 · No. signed char * will treat binary 11111111 as -1. unsigned char will treat that binary as 255. If you want the data to be interpreted as unsigned, use unsigned. Just know that if you have to pass it to, say, fgets as a signed type, the underlying binary data will work the way you expect it to. – Chris Lutz. WebYou cannot change the size of an array during run time in C. It is illegal. This is because arrays are allocated from the stack. To have the size be dynamic you would have to declare a pointer, and allocate the memory for it dynamically. This data is allocated from the heap. You can change the size of allocated memory by using realloc. mcivor whiskey
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WebFeb 9, 2024 · First, you are thinking in the right direction, and you should be commended for using fgets () to read each line into a fixed buffer (character array), and then you need to collect and store all of the lines so that they are available for use by your program -- that appears to be where the wheels fell off. Basic Outline of Approach WebFeb 16, 2011 · 1 Answer Sorted by: 7 If fgets succeeds, it'll read a string into your buffer. use strlen () to find its length. char third [100]; if (fgets (third,sizeof (third),old) != NULL) { size_t len = strlen (third); .. } Share Improve this answer Follow answered Feb 16, 2011 at 19:01 nos 221k 57 409 499 WebFeb 5, 2016 · (1) you should test that the last character read by fgets is in fact the '\n' character. If it is not, that will indicate your input was truncated by fgets at the length you specified in the second parameter to fgets, and additional character remain … mci west regional brig