Re: [CODE] calling char function from sprintf

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And finally, the answer to the question has arisen.  Here's the working
function to use string_to_store inline:

provided you've got string_to_store working properly, add in this function
to utils.c, with a prototype in utils.h:

char *escape_quotes(char *source)
{
  char target[MAX_STRING_LENGTH * 2];

  if (source == NULL)
    return "\\\0";

  string_to_store(target, source);

  return (str_dup(target));  //ya, it's a hack, but it works.
}

HAHA! and to think we were frying our brains over this!  Almost smacked
myself when it finally fit together.

-Cheron
Arcane Realms

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