Assigna string to a char buffer[]

[Fotis]

I have the following code

char buffer [100];
struct sendMsg {
char func_id[20];
int data;
} send_msg;

....
...

int paramsignal=12;
sprintf(buffer,"%s 0 0 0 0 %d", "Sin", paramsignal);



How can I assign the containing of the struct member send_msg.func_id to be located in the buffer placed in the sprintf instead of the string "Sin"?
I have to use the sprintf function in my source code application.

Is this correct
sprintf(buffer,"%s 0 0 0 0 %d",send_msg.func_id, paramsignal);

[Fotis]

I have the following code

char buffer [100];
struct sendMsg {
char func_id[20];
int data;
} send_msg;

....
...

int paramsignal=12;
sprintf(buffer,"%s 0 0 0 0 %d", "Sin", paramsignal);



How can I assign the containing of the struct member send_msg.func_id to be located in the buffer placed in the sprintf instead of the string "Sin"?
I have to use the sprintf function in my source code application.

Is this correct
sprintf(buffer,"%s 0 0 0 0 %d",send_msg.func_id, paramsignal);

[NMTop40]

yes, it is correct


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[Gregory64]

Yes it is correct.
Do your have a problem with it ?
If so post some code

[Graham]

It's fine as long as func_id is a null-terminated string.

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