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Re: strcmp 13 Years Ago by deceptikon strcmp returns the difference of the two strings. If the first … Re: strcmp doesn't work... =( 18 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon strcmp() only works with NULL-terminated charqcter arrays -- it does not work with binary data or strings that are not null terminated. Other than that, post your code to illustrate what you want to do. Re: strcmp question 13 Years Ago by Ancient Dragon strcmp() won't work for you because it expects an exact … strcmp help 17 Years Ago by Cosa …int i=0; i<numrec; i++) { if (strcmp(SubscriberID[i].Subscriber_Address.streetname, searchaddress) == 0); { cout &…char*’ error: initialising argument 2 of ‘int strcmp(const char*, const char*)' I get this… error wen using "strcmp(SubscriberID[i].Subscriber_Address.streetname, searchaddress) == 0);&… Re: strcmp help 17 Years Ago by vmanes … string type to get a c-style string for the strcmp function. This method returns a char*. [code] std::string searchaddress…; std::string newaddress; if ( strcmp( newaddress.c_str(), searchaddress.c_str() ) == 0) [/code] But, as long as… Re: strcmp help 17 Years Ago by Cosa The compare is more like this [code]strcmp(SubscriberID[i].Subscriber_Address.streetname, searchaddress)[/code] So its comparing the … like this? [code] std::string searchaddress; std::string newaddress; if ( strcmp( SubscriberID[i].Subscriber_Address.streetname, searchaddress.c_str() ) == 0) [/code] If i… Re: strcmp help 17 Years Ago by Cosa [code]error: cannot convert ‘std::string’ to ‘const char*’ for argument ‘2’ to ‘int strcmp(const char*, const char*)’ [/code] I get this error if i use std::string searchaddress; std::string newaddress; And #define isnt supposed to be used in this program. Any other ideas? Re: strcmp help 17 Years Ago by Cosa …; name; for(int i = 0; i < numrec; i++) { if(strcmp(SubscriberID[i].Firstname,name) == 0 ) { cin.clear(); cin.ignore(100… Re: strcmp 15 Years Ago by Nogat21 …[i] << endl; //cout<<strcmp(value,gen_arr[i])<<endl; if ( strcmp(value, gen_arr[i]) == 0 ){ file.seekp… strcpy: [code=cpp] char newValue[30]; strcpy(newValue,value); if ( strcmp(newValue, gen_arr[i]) == 0 ){ //(...) [/code] But the result remains the… strcmp 13 Years Ago by rithish …); printf("enter the string 2 : "); gets(cmp); x=strcmp(str,cmp); printf("%d",x); } [/CODE] my doubt… is how strcmp returns an integer ??how will it take the words strcmp 15 Years Ago by Nogat21 … _stricmp for case insensitive comparison, but even with the conventional strcmp i'm not getting the result i want. [code=cpp… strcmp Error 15 Years Ago by William Byrd II … numberHolder = number.dataNumber; string nineNineNine = "~"; if( strcmp( aNames[ 999 ], nineNineNine ) == 0 ) {} else { throw…for( int i = 0; i < 1000; i++ ) { if( strcmp( aNames[ i ], nameHolder ) == 0 ) { throw NameAlreadyAddedException(); } if(… Re: strcmp Error 15 Years Ago by WaltP You can't use a string object with [iCODE]strcmp()[/iCODE]. 2 solutions: 1) use the compare method that's part of the string object 2) convert the string object to char* with [I]stringname.[/I][B]c_str()[/B] Re: strcmp Error 15 Years Ago by chary8088 two parameters of strcmp type must be char * ,not string strcmp not working 11 Years Ago by mixelplik …0) { teams[0].losses += 1; } } if(strcmp(teams[numTeams - 1].name, team) == 0) {…{ teams[med].losses += 1; return; } } if(strcmp(teams[med].name, team) > 0) { high… Re: strcmp without cast 19 Years Ago by frenzy44 …;, firstname[j], lastname[j]); int b = strcmp(firstname[j], emp[a].last); int c = strcmp(lastname[j], emp[a].first); if (b… == 0 && c == 0) //strcmp(firstname[j], emp[a].last) == 0) // && strcmp(lastname[j], emp[a].first)==0… strcmp without cast 19 Years Ago by frenzy44 … i get the error "Warning: passing arg 1 of 'strcmp' makes pointer from integer without a cast" i actually… IS WHERE ITS MESSING UP int b = strcmp(firstname[j], emp[a].last); int c = strcmp(lastname[j], emp[a].first); if… strcmp not comparing strings 16 Years Ago by lameassthemity …;); } else { for(int x=0; x<=currentindex; x++) { if (strcmp(Course[x].ClassNumber, query) == 0) { cout << "Class… variable I declare ClassNumber or query as, strcmp gives me the following error: error C2664: 'strcmp' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'std… strcmp in php to check variables 12 Years Ago by DaveyMoyes Hi everyone, I have been using strcmp in a website I am helping with, we use this … the moment is, when ever i try to use the strcmp to check against numbers It always says the numbers are… how I am checking if both numbers are correct . if( strcmp($lastfour, $cnumber) != 0 ) Cheers DM :) Re: strcmp question 14 Years Ago by Colezy …wish to modify your code to use strtok and strcmp. I can see why you need strtok but I… don't fully understand what you want strcmp for? are you looking to check for the strings…section = strtok(buffer,','); while (section != NULL){ if (strcmp(section,'103') == 0){ //strcmp returns 0 if values are identical //person found IDNum… Re: `strcmp' makes pointer from integer without a cast 14 Years Ago by UrbanBourbon …]Shouldn't this line be if((strcmp(first, workers[L].first) == 0) && (strcmp(last, workers[L].last) == 0…)) calling strcmp twice. Also your error...first and last are…QUOTE] Ok thanks. Yeah I forgot about the other 'strcmp'. If you don't mind me asking what should … strcmp of 2-D array 20 Years Ago by idr1978 … trying to run an IF statement similar to this: if (strcmp(Training[0][0], "1")==0) { printf ("Successful… dump whenever I run it. Can't I use "strcmp" like this? Please help!! I've been working on… Re: strcmp of 2-D array 20 Years Ago by Narue …; like this? Not if Training[0][0] is a character. strcmp compares strings, and a character is not a string. Use… Re: strcmp without cast 19 Years Ago by Bench …. firstname[j] is a single character - the problem is that strcmp is expecting a whole string, ie [I][COLOR="Blue… strcmp error 17 Years Ago by mosullivan … a similar program and am getting an error that states 'strcmp' cannot convert parameter 1 from 'const char' to 'const char…; j++) { for (i = i + 1; i < N_STRINGS; i++) { if ((strcmp(p[j], p[i])) > 0) printf("yes"… Re: strcmp error 17 Years Ago by Aia [QUOTE]if ((strcmp(p[j], p[i])) > 0)[/QUOTE] [B]p[j][/B] and [B]p[i][/B] are characters of a string. strcmp expects a string and not a char Re: strcmp not comparing strings 16 Years Ago by Salem Because strcmp() is C. You're already half-way there with line 9, so just carry on using == to compare two std::string variables. Strcmp function error 14 Years Ago by viji.cs Hai everyone, I have one doubt... Can u please clarify this... If i put char a[10]="hai-hello" [I][CODE]if(strcmp(a[4],'-')==0)[/CODE][/I] then it will displays an error [B][I]strcmp' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'char' to 'const char *'[/I][/B] Wat is the reason for this? Can anybody tell me Re: Strcmp function error 14 Years Ago by Dazaa the function is strcmp. you are comparing a character and not a string. You … a[3] not position a[4]. If you are using strcmp you can compare strings (notice double quotes). Re: `strcmp' makes pointer from integer without a cast 14 Years Ago by gerard4143 Shouldn't this line be if((strcmp(first, workers[L].first) == 0) && (strcmp(last, workers[L].last) == 0)) calling strcmp twice. Also your error...first and last are characters not c-strings.