I am having troubles with a program I wrote to count letters in a string. Here is the program:
#include <stdio.h>
#include <stdlib.h>
#include <string.h>
int i;
int length;
int ascii;
char cipher[3];
int letters[26];
int main()
{
char cipher[10] = "ABC"; /*Or an inputted variable, but that's not important at the moment.*/
length = strlen(cipher);
for (i=0; i<length; i++)
{
ascii = cipher[i];
if (ascii > 96)
ascii = ascii - 97;
else
ascii = ascii - 65;
letters[ascii]++;
}
printf("A: %d ", letters[0]);
printf("B: %d ", letters[1]);
printf("C: %d ", letters[2]);
printf("D: %d\n", letters[3]);
printf("E: %d ", letters[4]);
printf("F: %d ", letters[5]);
printf("G: %d ", letters[6]);
printf("H: %d\n", letters[7]);
printf("I: %d ", letters[8]);
printf("J: %d ", letters[9]);
printf("K: %d ", letters[10]);
printf("L: %d\n", letters[11]);
printf("M: %d ", letters[12]);
printf("N: %d ", letters[13]);
printf("O: %d ", letters[14]);
printf("P: %d\n", letters[15]);
printf("Q: %d ", letters[16]);
printf("R: %d ", letters[17]);
printf("S: %d ", letters[18]);
printf("T: %d\n", letters[19]);
printf("U: %d ", letters[20]);
printf("V: %d ", letters[21]);
printf("W: %d ", letters[22]);
printf("X: %d\n", letters[23]);
printf("Y: %d ", letters[24]);
printf("Z: %d ", letters[25]);
getchar();
return 0;
}
This runs fine, and I'm quite happy with it. However, I am trying to integrate it into a larger program, with a GUI. This uses the windows.h header. Obviously, this program outputs a large amount of variables. However, I want it to output to an edit control. To do this, I somehow need to turn the int into a char of THAT INT, not the ascii character for that value. Does anyone know how to do this?