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I have also tried this idea. Thanks for the suggestion though. To be more
exact about the character I am getting though, it is a letter Y with two
dashes in it. Each dash being a third from the top and a third from the
bottom. I am at my wits end. Any help would be appreciated. I have also
tried different boards and LCD panels to make sure it wasn't that.
Once again, thanks in advance.
-Nick
At 10:11 AM 12/4/2000 -0500, Brat Wizard wrote:
> The correct syntax would be:
>
> printf("\\\n");
>
> The problem you're having is that the '\' character is a special character
> and needs to be escaped. The newline is also a special character and needs
> to be escaped. In your example, which one is being escaped??? The correct
> way is to escape them both.
>
> Hope this helps-
>
> John
>
>
> Nick Golder wrote:
> > I am having a problem with this line:
> > printf("\\n");
> >
> > It is print some strange ASCII character that looks like an upside down
> > broom and I need it to print just a "\" (minus the parenths of course). I
> > have also tried
> > this:
> > int d;
> > d=92;
> > printf("%c",d);
> > I still get the same result.
> > I am using IC 2.81. Any help would be greatly appreciated.
> > Thanks in advance.
> > -Nick
> > purenrg@iastate.edu
>
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