scanf %x allows leading 0x?!?
Larry Jones
scjones at thor.sdrc.com
Fri May 10 08:02:36 AEST 1991
I was just surprised to discover that the %x conversion specifier
used in the *scanf functions allows the target string to have a
leading 0x or 0X. I don't remember any discussion about it and a
few quick tests show about a 50/50 split of systems that allow it
and systems that don't. Was that behavior specified in the SVID
or /usr/group specs, was it picked up from somewhere else, or is
it just an unaticipated feature?
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