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vsprintf() Write Formatted Data to String
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdarg.h> Use for ANSI C standard compatibility
int vsprintf(buffer,format-string,arg-ptr);
char *buffer; Storage location for output
const char *format-string; Format control
va_list arg-ptr; Pointer to list of arguments
vsprintf() formats and prints a series of characters and values to
'buffer'. It is like sprintf(), but accepts a pointer to a list of
arguments rather than a list of arguments.
'arg-ptr' has the type 'va_list'. It is defined in <stdarg.h>
(required for compatibility with proposed ANSI C standard).
'arg-ptr' points to a list of arguments. These arguments are
converted and output according to specifications in 'format-string'.
(For the inner workings of variable-length parameter lists, see
va_start(), va_arg(), and va_end()).
See printf() for a complete description of 'format-string'.
See Also:
sprintf()
va_arg()
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