Reply to sprintf is molesting
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Again with this thing.
sprintf(crap, "%d", spr[h].damage);
cr := &crap[0];
"crap" is type char[200],
"spr[h].damage" is int, and
"cr" is *char.
So, sprintf what does?
1) Moves the values directly, like if "damage" is FF00FF00, then "crap" will have [FF, 00, FF, 00].
2) Converts the value, like if "damage" is 000000FF (255), then "crap" will have [FF] (255).
It could be prudent if someone puts the description of that procedure, so I can stop molesting with this again.
sprintf(crap, "%d", spr[h].damage);
cr := &crap[0];
"crap" is type char[200],
"spr[h].damage" is int, and
"cr" is *char.
So, sprintf what does?
1) Moves the values directly, like if "damage" is FF00FF00, then "crap" will have [FF, 00, FF, 00].
2) Converts the value, like if "damage" is 000000FF (255), then "crap" will have [FF] (255).
It could be prudent if someone puts the description of that procedure, so I can stop molesting with this again.
