22.12.2011, 21:09
The user that posted above you, has placed an exclamation mark infront of the strcmp function. This has actually broken your code.
Doing !strcmp(...) is the same as doing strcmp(...) == 0, hence there is no difference.
The reason you are getting the warning is because you're doing two checks (checking with an exclamation mark and the == 0 method.
I'm unsure on your issue, though.
Doing !strcmp(...) is the same as doing strcmp(...) == 0, hence there is no difference.
The reason you are getting the warning is because you're doing two checks (checking with an exclamation mark and the == 0 method.
I'm unsure on your issue, though.