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Help, can anyone lead me in the right direction.
I tried using the below C Function incapsulated in an ile Service Pgm. When
I debug the call to the function strsep, the paramter delimiter has the
delimiter(s) I passed but the stringp Parm always starts off as NULLand the
function promptly ends as the code says to. I don't Understand what the
prototype in Rpg must be for this function to work properly. I thought the
interface was identical to Strtok(). What does **stringp mean??
This is the prototype I am using. Its works for Strtok but not Strsep.
d StrSep PR * ExtProc('strsep')
d String@ * Value Options(*string)
d Delimiters@ * Value Options(*string)
TIA
Wayne Achenbaum
Slomins Inc.
1 /* 2 * Copyright (C) 2001 Roy Keene
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20
21 /* Compliments of Jay Freeman <saurik@xxxxxxxxxx> */
22
23 #include <string.h>
24
25 char *strsep(char **stringp, const char *delim) {
26 char *ret = *stringp;
27 if (ret == NULL) return(NULL); /* grrr */
28 if ((*stringp = strpbrk(*stringp, delim)) != NULL) {
29 *((*stringp)++) = '\0';
30 }
31 return(ret);
32 }
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