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Hey guys,

I'm having trouble with computing a date from yyyymmdd to mm/dd/yyyy in dark gdk for c++. I know the calculations with mod and div (I think...), but I can't get them to work in my program. All the calculations need to be on one line. dbPrint won't work because I need more than one argument at once, and strcat/strcpy won't work because they're integers.

here are my mod/div calculations:
year = starDate/10000;
year=atoi(dbInput());
month_day = starDate%10000;
month_day=atoi(dbInput());
month = month_day/100;
day=atoi(dbInput());
day = month_day%100;

here is my coding for the date:

strcpy(buffer, "Your launch date is ");
strcat(buffer, dbStr(month));
strcat(buffer, "/");
strcat(buffer, dbStr(day));
strcat(buffer, "/");
strcat(buffer, dbStr(year));
dbPrint(buffer);

I listed the integers year, month, month_day and day in my variables at the start of the function as well as buffer as a char. when I run my program, it says my date is 0/0/0.

Thanks for the help!

Then use sprintf





You're assigning each twice-over? It seems that atoi(dbInput()) is returning 0.