Hi,
I'm trying to parse strings on an Atmel AVR device. I use the WinAVR C
Compiler (GCC)
The strings to parse are like this:
command -par0 -par1 -parn
I use strok_r function:
uint8_t sli_parseline(c har *line, char *cmd, uint8_t *argc, char
argv[][ARG_MAX_LENGHT + 1]) {
const char delimiters[] = " -";
char *token;
char *ptr;
*argc = 0;
token = strtok_r(line, delimiters, &ptr);
strcpy(cmd, token);
for (;;) {
token = strtok_r(NULL, delimiters, &ptr);
if (token == NULL) break;
strcpy(argv[(*argc)++], token);
}
}
It works like a charm but strtok_r parses any char which is in the
delimiters string. Instead I want the delimiter is actually the string
itself. An example:
load -my file
leads to:
cmd = load
arg0 = my
arg1 = file
I want:
cmd = load
arg0 = my file
This because the delimiter actually is " -" and not either ' ' or '-'.
I'm sorry for my bad English I hope I can explain my problem.
Thanks in advance for any advice.
Marco / iw2nzm 4 2645
Marco Trapanese <ma************ ******@gmail.co mwrote:
I use strok_r function:
strtok_r isn't an ISO C function, but if it works sufficiently similarly
to strtok() (which is ISO), it won't be able to do what you want to do.
It works like a charm but strtok_r parses any char which is in the
delimiters string.
This is how strtok(), and presumably strtok_r() as well, is required to
work.
Instead I want the delimiter is actually the string itself.
There is no single ISO C function which will do that for you, but it's
easy enough to write one yourself, with the help of strstr() and some
pointer manipulation.
Richard
Richard Bos ha scritto:
strtok_r isn't an ISO C function, but if it works sufficiently similarly
to strtok() (which is ISO), it won't be able to do what you want to do.
As far as I know strtok_r is a reentrant version of strtok().
There is no single ISO C function which will do that for you, but it's
easy enough to write one yourself, with the help of strstr() and some
pointer manipulation.
Ah ok, I thought there was a single ISO C function because it's a very
common behavior of many single line interpreters. Anyway, no problem:
I'll write my own :)
Thank for your answer.
Marco / iw2nzm
On 20 May 2008 at 10:57, Marco Trapanese wrote:
Ah ok, I thought there was a single ISO C function because it's a very
common behavior of many single line interpreters. Anyway, no problem:
I'll write my own :)
It's the sort of thing that many implementations provide as a standard
extension or library function - for example, there GNU getopt which is
highly sophisticated. If your implementation doesn't, then yes, there's
nothing for it but to roll your own.
Antoninus Twink ha scritto:
It's the sort of thing that many implementations provide as a standard
extension or library function - for example, there GNU getopt which is
highly sophisticated. If your implementation doesn't, then yes, there's
nothing for it but to roll your own.
I got it, thanks.
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