How to transmit ctrl-z at the end of string in C++?

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generate a ctrl+z in c++

Hi,

how can I cat "ctrl-z" at the end of a given string?

-----> strcat(string, [ctrl-z] );

I know that the hexcode is 0x1A but the 2nd argument have to be type of const char *. Is there a escape-sequence like \r or \n ?
 

ctrl-z escape sequence z

if you insist on using strcat you could create a char array

char ctrlZ[]={0x1A,0x00};

then you can use ctrlZ as the argument.
 

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transmit ctrl-z with c++

Afaik
\0xxx can be done in strings , but xxx has to be octal

/Bingo
 

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