"Jim Rendant" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:26582@palm-dev-forum...
>
> I am running the latest Codwarrior for windows with service patch 1
applied.
>
> If I have a string that looks like "0045\0A\002:00\0 1\0", the first
> string is correct 0045 the second string becomes A\2:00
If I understand you correctly, you want your string to start with "0045",
then have the hex value 0x0A, then the hex value 0x00, then "2:00", then a
NUL, then " 1", with finally two NULs at the end.
One form that would work is
"0045\x0A\x00" "2:00\x00 1\x00"
Note, the string is split into two strings here, but is recombined by the C
parser. I put the split in so the \x00 wouldn't be interpreted as \x002.
Advice: get a book on ANSI/ISO C and read up on string escape characters.
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