i would like to initialize a char array like this:
char msg[] = "something 12";
This works so far, but to hold my function more flexibel i would like to use a integer varible instead of the fixed "12".
So i would like to use something like:
int value = 12;
char msg[] = ("something %d", value);
But this seems not to work. Is there a smart way use a flexible initialization?
Thanks for your help.
You can use snprintf()
.
int value = 12;
const char* format = "something %d";
int len = snprintf(NULL, 0, format, value);
char msg[len + 1]; /* Variable-Length Array (C99) */
snprintf(msg, len + 1, format, value);
You can use sprintf
to make up your string:
char result[100];
int value = 12;
sprintf(result, "Something %d", value);
printf("%s\n", result);
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