Hi,
i want to store the following string, separated by '/' in to the pointer
temp!
char* test = "1/2/3/Peter/sdlk
fslkdj/gowrsdn/sfgmbdg,m.,.-f�sdfg/sdfgfdglk";
char** temp;
Therfore, i think i have to allocate memory!
char** temp, is a pointer to pointers to strings (char *), am i rigth?
So i allocated memory for temp and also for the entrys of temp (temp[0]).
Because i dont know how many string i store in temp, i count the '/' in the
test - string and allocate then the memory:
Is this correct?
char separator = '/';
int i,k = 0;
for (i = 0; i <= StrLen(test); i++) {
if (separator == test[i])
k++;
}
temp = MemPtrNew ((k+1) * 4);
Then i call the Tokenizer-function, i think there works anything fine.
But i am not absolutly sure.
Tokenizer (test, temp);
static void Tokenizer (char* input, char** returnV) {
int i, j = 0, k = 0;
char extracted[255];
char separator = '/';
for (i = 0; i <= StrLen(input); i++)
{
if (separator == input[i] || i == StrLen(input) ) // terminate if '/'
found or end of string reached
{
extracted[j] = '\0'; // terminate extracted String
returnV[k] = MemPtrNew (sizeof(char) * StrLen (extracted)); //
Allocate memory for new String
StrCopy (returnV[k], extracted); // Copy String into allocated memory
j = 0; // skip to start of extracted-string
i++; // skip '/'
k++; // skip one position in returnV-Array
}
extracted[j] = input[i];
j++;
}
}
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