Help With Project.

[Maylea]

Hello.
Something wont work right in this code and I really need this code to work for my project.

I need it so the " works with "set /p bytescode= bytes= "" How do I make my code work saying " as a word? Instead of it being a code I want it as a Word. >.<?

Code:

    system("set /p bytescode= bytes= "");

[ravenspoint]

I do not understand the question. However, I notice that you have an odd number of ". This is usually a bad idea. Perhaps you need to escape one of them, something like this:

system("set /p bytescode= bytes= \"");

[Maylea]

I mean I want to say the word " << instead of it being " " Is there anyway of putting it in between them as a word?

[scruggsy]

I mean I want to say the word " << instead of it being " " Is there anyway of putting it in between them as a word?

Hmm, that didn't really clarify things. ;)
If you want to include the quote character, ", in a string you need to escape it like ravenspoint said.
For instance, to output the string George "The Decider" Bush, you'd do:

cout << "George \"The Decider\" Bush";

\" gets converted to a quote character.
Is that what you needed, or do you need to restate your question more clearly?

[Maylea]

Well In Bat Format The code is like this.
set /p bytescode= bytes="

In c++ It should be like this
system("set /p bytescode= bytes="");

But It wont let me use "

Hope this helps a little.

[ilikepython]

Well In Bat Format The code is like this.
set /p bytescode= bytes="

In c++ It should be like this
system("set /p bytescode= bytes="");

But It wont let me use "

Hope this helps a little.

Yea, just like scruggsy said, you need to use an escape backslash:
[code=cpp]
system("set /p bytescode= bytes=\"");
[/code]

[Maylea]

Okay this helped me thank you