From: Fons Adriaensen [EMAIL PROTECTED]
- use sscanf() to read the rest.
How about the following string: s = pi 3.14159 e 2.71828.
First I do: sscanf(s,%s %f\n,)
Then I do: sscanf(snext,%s %f\n,)
How to get the snext? Somebody mentioned that sscanf returns
the number of bytes consumed, but the
Juhana Sadeharju wrote:
How to get the snext? Somebody mentioned that sscanf returns
the number of bytes consumed, but the manual page reads:
These functions return the number of input items assigned.
%n does the trick.
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Dr. Albert Graf
Dept. of Music-Informatics, University of Mainz, Germany
Just found this nice and small lisp. It is used in festival speech
synthesis system and named SIOD (Scheme in one defun)
Isn't that the one used in Gimp? It's similar to Guile, I think.
My apologies for not following the discussion closely, but if it's
lisp vs xml, I'd vote for lisp, and even
