Force scanf to consume newline

Question

I have a program that reads data from stdin . This data is a sequence of bytes. If there is a byte describing a new line in it (in hex: 0x0A), scanf stops reading.

Can I mask this byte, so that scanf continues to read the whole sequence?

It is important that the memory, that is written by scanf contains the newline-byte.

Answer 1

Without seeing your code, I can't make a precise recommendation. But if your goal is take the input "as-is", I'll recommend read() as an alternative to scanf() . See this question for someone who had the exact opposite issue.

Answer 2

scanf("%[^`]s", str);

You can use some thing like this. will now be the terminating sequence of characters. 将是字符的终止序列。
You can replace using any other character or even a group of them and input will end with that character followed by a . ，输入将以该字符结尾，后跟 。