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C File Q&A » string » split

1. splitting a full filename into parts stackoverflow.com

I am creating a function that will split a full unix filename(like /home/earlz/test.bin) into its individual parts. I have got a function, and it works for the first two parts perfect, ...

2. Split string in sequential file to add a tabstop between the strings... cboard.cprogramming.com

#include #include #include #define N 100 int main() { FILE *fP; char str[N], *c; char *gpa = strchr(str, ' '); if ((fP = fopen("names.dat", "r")) == NULL) { printf("%s not opened", "names.dat"); exit(EXIT_FAILURE); } do { c = fgets(str, N ,fP); char *gpa = strchr(str, ' '); *gpa++ = '\0'; printf("%s\t%s\n", str, gpa); } while (c != NULL); ...

3. How can I split a filename into a filename string and extension string? cboard.cprogramming.com

Actually, when I did this, I wrote one myself. (Though Quzah's suggestion of strrchr is a good one.) Basically, you need to find the last '.'. strrchr() will do that. You don't really want to search forward, should they pass something exotic like I.Am.Special, and end up with ".Am.Special". There's also the issue of them passing a extensionless file that is ...

4. Read a huge line from a file and split at a specific string forums.devshed.com

You don't indicate if there are any content clues other than the END-REC pattern itself. If not, you read as much as you can at a time, find the END-REC, copy that (everything up through the END-REC) to a destination file, write out the newline, and repeat from there until you're done, reading additional information as necessary. You can't actually insert ...

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