"??>"

[mingis]

cout << &quot;??>&quot;;
outputs only &quot;?&quot;. What is that? I have never heard about such escape sequencies in string constants.

 

[Themuppeteer]

On my pc it shows '??>' as output, and not
just '?'. The Muppeteer.

themuppeteer@hotmail.com

Don't eat yellow snow...

 

[Zyrenthian]

Very odd. Maybe try a flush?

matt

 

[mingis]

No flush, this is compiler problem, strlen(&quot;??>&quot is also 1. Only &quot;?\?>&quot; produces the right string &quot;??>&quot;.
Let us write a bug report...