I have the following piece of code which works fine
data[person].history[data[person].trans]= "CASH WITHDRAWAL 100.00 GBP";
but how would I write it so instead of 100.00 it inputs a float called safe_input2
I have the following piece of code which works fine
data[person].history[data[person].trans]= "CASH WITHDRAWAL 100.00 GBP";
but how would I write it so instead of 100.00 it inputs a float called safe_input2
Assuming we're talking about a std::string object and not a pointer to char:
stringstream ss;
ss<<"CASH WITHDRAWAL "<< safe_input2 <<" GBP";
data[person].history[data[person].trans] = ss.str();
Assuming we're talking about a std::string object and not a pointer to char:
stringstream ss; ss<<"CASH WITHDRAWAL "<< safe_input2 <<" GBP"; data[person].history[data[person].trans] = ss.str();
Thanks for the help, I'm still getting used to C++.
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