h**o
发帖数: 548 | 1 I want to have a input string parsed by sscanf (or other function which
can work) in this way:
if the first part of the string is less than 10bytes, parse it and
assign it to a variable;
if the first part of the string is more than 10bytes, truncate it and
assign it to a variable.
Her is my expected result:
suppose input[] = "ThisStringFieldShouldBeTruncated 123
OtherStringFieldWhichAlsoShouldBeTruncated 456";
I want to parse it to
char v1[11]="ThisString"; int b1= 123, char v2[5] = "Othe", int | e*u
发帖数: 99 | 2 why not do it in two steps? it would be cleaner and easier to
understand, I think.
【在 h**o 的大作中提到】
: I want to have a input string parsed by sscanf (or other function which
: can work) in this way:
: if the first part of the string is less than 10bytes, parse it and
: assign it to a variable;
: if the first part of the string is more than 10bytes, truncate it and
: assign it to a variable.
: Her is my expected result:
: suppose input[] = "ThisStringFieldShouldBeTruncated 123
: OtherStringFieldWhichAlsoShouldBeTruncated 456";
: I want to parse it to
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