Re: Using SCANF with DOUBLE precision variables...

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From: N.C. Hauth [Courtney]
Date: Tue, 16 Sep 1986 00:15

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Yes, there is a solution to your problem.  You have to use the scanf
with a long float. For example:


  sscanf(line,"%*1d %1d %6lf\n",&division_1,&dc1);

Happy Hunting.
Courtney

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Subject: Re: Using SCANF with DOUBLE precision variables...
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