I was trying to work on a C program, but I can't figure out how
to do some
things. What I am looking for is a command in C similar to the mid$
command in Visual Basic. What I need to do is take a string out of
another
string. I need to be able to specify the start point, and then end point.
I also need to find a function that can look through the string, and find
the first space (beginning where I tell it to, not the beginning), and
return the value as an integer. Here is a sample line of input and what I
need it to output:
Input: 0 Inbox FOLD0000.FRM 443 442 1 1
Needed Output: Inbox
Does anyone know how to do this? I tried using the strstr() function to
find the space, but I couldn't figure out how to work with the pointer it
outputs.
And Lawson, do you know what the beginning 0 and the trailing 3 numbers
are? I know what the first one is.
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