string concatenation

[mkiveni]

Hi,

I am using the command Form to create a string following a specific format, but g++ complier returns a error message saying that Form is not declared in the scope. Here is what I did:

fn1 = Form("%.6d_%.4d _F%.4d.gz",part 1,part2,evnt1);

part1, etc has been defined in the previous part of the code. So what should I do?

Joseph

[Brosert]

is "Form" a function that you have created yourself, or does it come from an external library.

[gpraghuram]

Is Form a variable argumnt function.....?

Raghu

[mkiveni]

Hi,

I am not sure about what exactly is "Form", a function that somebody has created or function that come together with the standard library. But one thing that I am sure is the fact that Form works quitte well just with the declaration of the standard input output in one of my separate code. But when I am putting different pieces of my codes together, the problem of declaring Form shows up. I don't get it. Any ideas?

Jos

[mkiveni]

Hi,

I am using the command Form to create a string following a specific format, but g++ complier returns a error message saying that Form is not declared in the scope. Here is what I did:

fn1 = Form("%.6d_%.4d _F%.4d.gz",part 1,part2,evnt1);

part1, etc has been defined in the previous part of the code. So what should I do?

Joseph

Hi,

I am not sure about what exactly is "Form", a function that somebody has created or function that come together with the standard library. But one thing that I am sure is the fact that Form works quitte well just with the declaration of the standard input output in one of my separate code. But when I am putting different pieces of my codes together, the problem of declaring Form shows up. I don't get it. Any ideas?

Jos

[Banfa]

Assuming that Form is a function somewhere then it needs to be declared before it is used. The declaration is (presumably) in a header file somewhere so if you are getting a "Form undeclared" error you have then not included the correct header in your code.

[gpraghuram]

Look for the declaration of Forms in header files and post it here....
Then we will be able to comment on it.


Raghu