This is a simple question I think
| jobuny (9) | |||
| I need to set a variable to be a space. I'm using this keyboard type of program so I need the space back to actually work. So if somebody clicked on Hi (then his space and type there it would come out as Hi There I tried using sp = " "; but that doens't seem to work, it just clears out my output. thanks | |||
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| DiptenduDas (84) | |||
| It would B better If U could post the piece of code that U have worked out along with the problem U r facing... | |||
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| jobuny (9) | |||
| strcat(hiddenletters, input); //input comes from my HTML page if (hiddenletters == "SP") { hiddenletters = " "; cout << hiddenletters } I just need it so that if the user hit SP the value will become a blank space and then if they type another letter after that would come after the space | |||
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| jobuny (9) | |||
| I guess another way to put it would be, how can I make the output skip over by one if the space is hit....anyway you look at it, I need so that when they press the space button they get something like HI DD EN but I don't want to clear out the information already in that varriable I'm using for the output. I just want to create the space in between | |||
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