Sprintf, swprintf, _ stprintf

// Crt_sprintf.c // compile with:/W3 // This program uses sprintf to format varous // data and place them in the string named buffer. # include <stdio. h> int main (void) {char buffer [200], s [] = "computer", c = 'l'; int I = 35, J; float fp = 1.7320534f; // format and print various data: J = sprintf (buffer, "string: % s \ n", S); // c4996 J + = sprintf (buffer + J, "Character: % C \ n", c); // c4996 J + = sprintf (buffer + J, "INTEGER: % d \ n", I ); // c4996 J + = sprintf (buffer + J, "Real: % F \ n", FP); // c4996 // Note: sprintf is deprecated; consider using sprintf_s instead printf ("output: \ n % s \ ncharacter COUNT = % d \ n", buffer, J );} /*************************************** * *********** // crt_swprintf.c // wide character example // also demonstrates swprintf returning error code # include <stdio. h> int main (void) {wchar_t Buf [100]; int Len = swprintf (BUF, 100, l "% s", l "Hello World "); printf ("wrote % d characters \ n", Len); Len = swprintf (BUF, 100, l "% s", l "Hello \ xFFFF world "); // swprintf fails because string contains Weof (\ xFFFF) printf ("wrote % d characters \ n", Len );} /*************************************** * ************/void cmainframe:: ontest () {// generic editiontchar Buf [200]; int Len = _ stprintf (BUF, _ T ("string 1: % s \ n "), _ T ("Medium A"); Len + = _ stprintf (BUF + Len, _ T ("string 2: % d"), 1); MessageBox (BUF ); // MessageBox (_ T ("Main Frame on test clicked "));}