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Re: [LCP]Char Comparisons?

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Subject: Re: [LCP]Char Comparisons?
From: Chirag Kantharia <chyrag@yahoo.com>
Date: Thu Aug 29 17:31:24 2002
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--- James Mclean <james@adam.com.au> wrote:
> Now the problem i believe is the if statement, as the comparison is
> between a char and a regular text string. I know it is getting the
<snip>
> 	if(buf=="load") {

You might want to use strcmp than "==".

chyrag.

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- [LCP]Char Comparisons?
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