Cameron Clark, All, 25 Aug 97, 08:51 
 CC>     char string[6];
 CC>     strcpy(string,"12345");
 CC>     string[strlen(string)] = '\n';
 Somebody already answered your question, but I also wish to note that your
code is broken, because it removes the string's terminating zero.
Apparently, you happened to have a zero right after the last byte of
string[], but you obviously cannot count on it. Also, you only allocated 6
chars for the string, while the full "12345\n" string requires 7 chars (5
numerals, one newline, one zero).
 The correct code should look like:
   char string[7];
   strcpy(string, "12345");
   string[strlen(string) + 1] = 0;
   string[strlen(string)] = '\n';
 Notice that I add the new terminating zero BEFORE changing the old one, so
that the subsequent call to strlen() would be defined.
 Of course, even better code would be:
    char string[7];
    strcpy (string, "12345");
    strcat (string, "\n");
 Hope this helps,
      - Ido
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