I have a variable
char* x = "asd\nqwe\n ... "
and I want to print it with newlines printed as newlines not backslash n.
Is it possible?
I have a variable char* x = asd\nqwe\n … and I want to print
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I have a variable
char* x = "asd\nqwe\n ... "
and I want to print it with newlines printed as newlines not backslash n.
Is it possible?
Update:
Why not just use the gdb
printfcommand?Old answer:
From within the debugger you can execute commands. Just call
printf