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Re: Compare part of a char*.
[Re: Ercoles]
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05/15/11 14:06
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You can use Lite Foundations string class for this:
LFStringRef lfString = LFStringWithCString(yourCString);
if(LFStringHasSuffix(lfString, LFSTR(".ssv"))
{
// Here comes your code...
}
(Beside that, you can also compare any other range with Lite Foundations string class)
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Re: Compare part of a char*.
[Re: Ercoles]
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05/15/11 14:32
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Just download Lite Foundation and put it into your projects folder. You just need to include "LiteFoundation.h" and call LFRuntimeInit() at startup. Download link: http://cl.ly/6ghGThe example files show you how to include it correctly (Arrays.c, Strings.c, Sets.c or Scanner.c)
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Re: Compare part of a char*.
[Re: Slin]
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05/15/11 14:41
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Not really, because the searched suffix can also be in the middle of the string and the Gstudio function would happily return true 
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Re: Compare part of a char*.
[Re: WretchedSid]
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05/15/11 14:49
05/15/11 14:49
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It is still easier to use str_stri...
if(str_stri(yourstring, ".ssv"))
{
//do something
}
Nothing else needed.
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Re: Compare part of a char*.
[Re: Slin]
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05/15/11 14:57
05/15/11 14:57
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Sure its easier but again, its more likely to break plus Lite Foundations string class is a bit faster because it starts the search at the very end and not at the very beginning like Gstudios function (thats not really noticeable but worth noting imo).
Another thing is: When he gets used to LF now, he can later adopt it more easily and LFs string class together with the other classes is way more powerful than Gstudios implementations.
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