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strTok function (thread safe, supports empty tokens, doesn't change string)
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I'm new to C language and want to explode a string like we do in PHP explode() function, I searched for a built-in function with the C standard library, and I found strtok , but It doesn't support empty tokens like 1,2,3,,5 . Inspired by the answers I found in this SO question I made this function, it is supposed to be thread safe and support empty tokens and doesn't change the original string
char* strTok(char** newString, char* delimiter)
{
char* string = *newString;
char* delimiterFound = (char*) 0;
int tokLenght = 0;
char* tok = (char*) 0;
if(!string) return (char*) 0;
delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
if(delimiterFound){
tokLenght = delimiterFound-string;
}else{
tokLenght = strlen(string);
}
tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
memcpy(tok, string, tokLenght);
tok[tokLenght] = '';
*newString = delimiterFound ? delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) : (char*)0;
return tok;
}
I designed it to be used like
char* input = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,,,10,";
char** inputP = &input;
char* tok;
while( (tok=strTok(inputP, ",")) ){
printf("%sn", tok);
}
beginner c strings
asked 4 hours ago
Accountant مAccountant م
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I'm new to C language and want to explode a string like we do in PHP explode() function, I searched for a built-in function with the C standard library, and I found strtok , but It doesn't support empty tokens like 1,2,3,,5 . Inspired by the answers I found in this SO question I made this function, it is supposed to be thread safe and support empty tokens and doesn't change the original string
char* strTok(char** newString, char* delimiter)
{
char* string = *newString;
char* delimiterFound = (char*) 0;
int tokLenght = 0;
char* tok = (char*) 0;
if(!string) return (char*) 0;
delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
if(delimiterFound){
tokLenght = delimiterFound-string;
}else{
tokLenght = strlen(string);
}
tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
memcpy(tok, string, tokLenght);
tok[tokLenght] = '';
*newString = delimiterFound ? delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) : (char*)0;
return tok;
}
I designed it to be used like
char* input = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,,,10,";
char** inputP = &input;
char* tok;
while( (tok=strTok(inputP, ",")) ){
printf("%sn", tok);
}
beginner c strings
asked 4 hours ago
Accountant مAccountant م
1727
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1
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Better user-interface then the originalstrtok. You may be interested instrsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html
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– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
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@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
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It's not in the standardClibraries, but inPOSIX, (any type ofgcc.) However, likestrtok, it obliterates thecharto replace it with, so it's not the same.
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– Neil Edelman
1 hour ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
I'm new to C language and want to explode a string like we do in PHP explode() function, I searched for a built-in function with the C standard library, and I found strtok , but It doesn't support empty tokens like 1,2,3,,5 . Inspired by the answers I found in this SO question I made this function, it is supposed to be thread safe and support empty tokens and doesn't change the original string
char* strTok(char** newString, char* delimiter)
{
char* string = *newString;
char* delimiterFound = (char*) 0;
int tokLenght = 0;
char* tok = (char*) 0;
if(!string) return (char*) 0;
delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
if(delimiterFound){
tokLenght = delimiterFound-string;
}else{
tokLenght = strlen(string);
}
tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
memcpy(tok, string, tokLenght);
tok[tokLenght] = '';
*newString = delimiterFound ? delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) : (char*)0;
return tok;
}
I designed it to be used like
char* input = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,,,10,";
char** inputP = &input;
char* tok;
while( (tok=strTok(inputP, ",")) ){
printf("%sn", tok);
}
beginner c strings
asked 4 hours ago
Accountant مAccountant م
1727
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I'm new to C language and want to explode a string like we do in PHP explode() function, I searched for a built-in function with the C standard library, and I found strtok , but It doesn't support empty tokens like 1,2,3,,5 . Inspired by the answers I found in this SO question I made this function, it is supposed to be thread safe and support empty tokens and doesn't change the original string
char* strTok(char** newString, char* delimiter)
{
char* string = *newString;
char* delimiterFound = (char*) 0;
int tokLenght = 0;
char* tok = (char*) 0;
if(!string) return (char*) 0;
delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
if(delimiterFound){
tokLenght = delimiterFound-string;
}else{
tokLenght = strlen(string);
}
tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
memcpy(tok, string, tokLenght);
tok[tokLenght] = '';
*newString = delimiterFound ? delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) : (char*)0;
return tok;
}
I designed it to be used like
char* input = "1,2,3,4,5,6,7,,,10,";
char** inputP = &input;
char* tok;
while( (tok=strTok(inputP, ",")) ){
printf("%sn", tok);
}
beginner c strings
beginner c strings
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Accountant مAccountant م
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Accountant مAccountant م
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Accountant مAccountant م
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Better user-interface then the originalstrtok. You may be interested instrsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html
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– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
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@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
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It's not in the standardClibraries, but inPOSIX, (any type ofgcc.) However, likestrtok, it obliterates thecharto replace it with, so it's not the same.
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
1 hour ago
add a comment |
1
$begingroup$
Better user-interface then the originalstrtok. You may be interested instrsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's not in the standardClibraries, but inPOSIX, (any type ofgcc.) However, likestrtok, it obliterates thecharto replace it with, so it's not the same.
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
1 hour ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Better user-interface then the original
strtok. You may be interested in strsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Better user-interface then the original
strtok. You may be interested in strsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
It's not in the standard
C libraries, but in POSIX, (any type of gcc.) However, like strtok, it obliterates the char to replace it with $endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
1 hour ago
$begingroup$
It's not in the standard
C libraries, but in POSIX, (any type of gcc.) However, like strtok, it obliterates the char to replace it with $endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
1 hour ago
add a comment |
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delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)sounds like a bug. If the delimiter is longer than one character,*newStringwill point too far into the original, maybe even beyond the end. Correct me if I am wrong,delimiterFound + 1is what you are actually after.
Modern C allows, and strongly encourages, to declare variables as close to their use a possible. Consider
char * delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
....
char * tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
etc.
Always test that
mallocdidn't fail.
More spaces - around keywords, braces, etc - definitely improve readability:
if (....) {
....
} else {
....
}
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
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1
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Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug becausedelimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ?"fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
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@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
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I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and readman strstrmore carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentionedstrtok, I expected thestrtoksemantics.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
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It's my fault because I said it'sstrtok, I wantedstrtokthat can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
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From a readability viewpoint, you should use NULL instead of (char*) 0 as it is easier to recognize what you're trying to do. Also, the tokLenght misspells "length", and should probably be tokLength.
You leak memory, as the memory allocated to hold the returned string is never freed.
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
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Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember tofree()memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get thetokLengthspelling note, aren't they the same ?
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
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It's a matter of style, and including.hif you want to useNULL. However, you don't have to cast(char *)0, just use0(orNULL.) It knows from the return type.
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– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)sounds like a bug. If the delimiter is longer than one character,*newStringwill point too far into the original, maybe even beyond the end. Correct me if I am wrong,delimiterFound + 1is what you are actually after.
Modern C allows, and strongly encourages, to declare variables as close to their use a possible. Consider
char * delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
....
char * tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
etc.
Always test that
mallocdidn't fail.
More spaces - around keywords, braces, etc - definitely improve readability:
if (....) {
....
} else {
....
}
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug becausedelimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ?"fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and readman strstrmore carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentionedstrtok, I expected thestrtoksemantics.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it'sstrtok, I wantedstrtokthat can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
$begingroup$
delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)sounds like a bug. If the delimiter is longer than one character,*newStringwill point too far into the original, maybe even beyond the end. Correct me if I am wrong,delimiterFound + 1is what you are actually after.
Modern C allows, and strongly encourages, to declare variables as close to their use a possible. Consider
char * delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
....
char * tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
etc.
Always test that
mallocdidn't fail.
More spaces - around keywords, braces, etc - definitely improve readability:
if (....) {
....
} else {
....
}
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
$endgroup$
1
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug becausedelimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ?"fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and readman strstrmore carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentionedstrtok, I expected thestrtoksemantics.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it'sstrtok, I wantedstrtokthat can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
$begingroup$
delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)sounds like a bug. If the delimiter is longer than one character,*newStringwill point too far into the original, maybe even beyond the end. Correct me if I am wrong,delimiterFound + 1is what you are actually after.
Modern C allows, and strongly encourages, to declare variables as close to their use a possible. Consider
char * delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
....
char * tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
etc.
Always test that
mallocdidn't fail.
More spaces - around keywords, braces, etc - definitely improve readability:
if (....) {
....
} else {
....
}
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
$endgroup$
delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)sounds like a bug. If the delimiter is longer than one character,*newStringwill point too far into the original, maybe even beyond the end. Correct me if I am wrong,delimiterFound + 1is what you are actually after.
Modern C allows, and strongly encourages, to declare variables as close to their use a possible. Consider
char * delimiterFound = strstr(string, delimiter);
....
char * tok = malloc(tokLenght + 1);
etc.
Always test that
mallocdidn't fail.
More spaces - around keywords, braces, etc - definitely improve readability:
if (....) {
....
} else {
....
}
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
answered 2 hours ago
vnpvnp
40.6k233103
40.6k233103
1
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug becausedelimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ?"fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and readman strstrmore carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentionedstrtok, I expected thestrtoksemantics.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it'sstrtok, I wantedstrtokthat can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
1
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug becausedelimiterFound + strlen(delimiter)can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ?"fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and readman strstrmore carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentionedstrtok, I expected thestrtoksemantics.
$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it'sstrtok, I wantedstrtokthat can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug because
delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ? "fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thaaank you very much for these precious points, regarding the delimiter length bug, ummmm, I want to support long delimiters more than 1 characters like the boundary string in http requests that has content-type multi-part, and I don't think it's a bug because
delimiterFound + strlen(delimiter) can never be after the 0 byte that terminates the original string!, right ? "fooDELIMITER" 3 + 12$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say
",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Long delimiters here refer to, say
",;.", in where any character delimits the string on its own right.$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
I didn't get it, I'm sorry, can you please give me an example input that can break this code, exploiting this bug ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and read
man strstr more carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentioned strtok, I expected the strtok semantics.$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
@Accountantم Sorry for not being clear. I should realize that your intentions are different (and read
man strstr more carefully). Consider it my blinder - since you mentioned strtok, I expected the strtok semantics.$endgroup$
– vnp
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it's
strtok, I wanted strtok that can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's my fault because I said it's
strtok, I wanted strtok that can support delimiters more than 1 characters, because I need this feature a lot. So do you mean it's not a bug ??$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
|
show 1 more comment
$begingroup$
From a readability viewpoint, you should use NULL instead of (char*) 0 as it is easier to recognize what you're trying to do. Also, the tokLenght misspells "length", and should probably be tokLength.
You leak memory, as the memory allocated to hold the returned string is never freed.
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
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Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember tofree()memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get thetokLengthspelling note, aren't they the same ?
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– Accountant م
2 hours ago
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It's a matter of style, and including.hif you want to useNULL. However, you don't have to cast(char *)0, just use0(orNULL.) It knows from the return type.
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– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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From a readability viewpoint, you should use NULL instead of (char*) 0 as it is easier to recognize what you're trying to do. Also, the tokLenght misspells "length", and should probably be tokLength.
You leak memory, as the memory allocated to hold the returned string is never freed.
answered 3 hours ago
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Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember tofree()memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get thetokLengthspelling note, aren't they the same ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's a matter of style, and including.hif you want to useNULL. However, you don't have to cast(char *)0, just use0(orNULL.) It knows from the return type.
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
From a readability viewpoint, you should use NULL instead of (char*) 0 as it is easier to recognize what you're trying to do. Also, the tokLenght misspells "length", and should probably be tokLength.
You leak memory, as the memory allocated to hold the returned string is never freed.
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
$endgroup$
From a readability viewpoint, you should use NULL instead of (char*) 0 as it is easier to recognize what you're trying to do. Also, the tokLenght misspells "length", and should probably be tokLength.
You leak memory, as the memory allocated to hold the returned string is never freed.
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
answered 3 hours ago
1201ProgramAlarm1201ProgramAlarm
3,6532925
3,6532925
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Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember tofree()memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get thetokLengthspelling note, aren't they the same ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's a matter of style, and including.hif you want to useNULL. However, you don't have to cast(char *)0, just use0(orNULL.) It knows from the return type.
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
add a comment |
$begingroup$
Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember tofree()memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get thetokLengthspelling note, aren't they the same ?
$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
$begingroup$
It's a matter of style, and including.hif you want to useNULL. However, you don't have to cast(char *)0, just use0(orNULL.) It knows from the return type.
$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember to
free() memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get the tokLength spelling note, aren't they the same ?$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
Thank you very much I will use NULL from now on, and I will remember to
free() memory , 'I miss PHP garbage collector :(', I didn't get the tokLength spelling note, aren't they the same ?$endgroup$
– Accountant م
2 hours ago
1
1
$begingroup$
It's a matter of style, and including
.h if you want to use NULL. However, you don't have to cast (char *)0, just use 0 (or NULL.) It knows from the return type.$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
$begingroup$
It's a matter of style, and including
.h if you want to use NULL. However, you don't have to cast (char *)0, just use 0 (or NULL.) It knows from the return type.$endgroup$
– Neil Edelman
2 hours ago
add a comment |
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Better user-interface then the original
strtok. You may be interested instrsep, too. code.woboq.org/userspace/glibc/string/strsep.c.html$endgroup$
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@NeilEdelman thanks I never saw this function before, I will check it.
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It's not in the standard
Clibraries, but inPOSIX, (any type ofgcc.) However, likestrtok, it obliterates thecharto replace it with, so it's not the same.$endgroup$
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