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String strang strung

George Bunter

He guys,
just took a look at my little codefragment

        text[5]=' ';
        text[6]='k';
        text[7]='g';


How to put this in one single line?
for example

//This does'nt works!
         text[5 to 7]=" kg";


Sorry for this stupid question, i guess there is a solution, but i was interrested in another idea than mine :-)

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hello Andy,
    thanks for your answer, but the blame on me.
    Yes your are right, i should spend some more time with a 'C' text book.
    I wrote this rubish

    //This does'nt works!
         text[5 to 7]=" kg";


    to give someone just an idea, what i'am looking for.

    Now i explored

            strcpy(&text[5]," kg");


    Seemed to work well.
    Just a hint to other users, a chr$(0) is appended after the "g". So take another look to be sure that you have declared the string long enough.

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  • 0 in reply to Andy Neil

    Hello Andy,
    thanks for your answer, but the blame on me.
    Yes your are right, i should spend some more time with a 'C' text book.
    I wrote this rubish

    //This does'nt works!
         text[5 to 7]=" kg";


    to give someone just an idea, what i'am looking for.

    Now i explored

            strcpy(&text[5]," kg");


    Seemed to work well.
    Just a hint to other users, a chr$(0) is appended after the "g". So take another look to be sure that you have declared the string long enough.

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