I have been wrestling with this for a while. I know it\'s a lot of code to look at, but I have no idea where the problem lies and can\'t seem to narrow it down. I will bounty it.
I want to split a string to 3 parts. gets(input); printf(\"\\n%s\\n\",input); first = strtok (input, \" \");
I found a weird problem when I was learning the \"strtok\" function. At first I missed a header file when writing a demo program as follows:
I\'ve found similar posts, but no clear answers to my questions about strtok_r. I\'m using strtok_r to parse a command line to get commands I need to execute via execv with flags, however, for testin
I want to make certain words/strings like links if found in the text. I have a piece of code from php.bet which does that, but it also removes the beginning and end of tags from <a href=\"http://ww
<?php $string = \"sandesh commented on institue international institute of technology\"; /* Use tab and newline as tokenizing characters as well*/
I have a string which has been sent using udp. Now I want to read the string, tokenize it and save it to an char array. Only the first letter of each word is saved. So I just get 5 \'e\'s from element
Could someone explain me what differe开发者_开发百科nces there are between strtok() and strsep()?
I am being given input in the form of: (8,7,15) (0,0,1) (0,3,2) (0,6,3) (1,0,4) (1,1,5) (2,1,6) (2,2,7) (2,5,8)
I was tokenizing, and used strtok on a text file (which has been read into an array \'sto开发者_如何学JAVAre\') with the delimiter \'=\'
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