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// Copyright (c) 2003 David Muse
// See the file COPYING for more information
#include <rudiments/charstring.h>
#include <stdio.h>
int main(int argc, const char **argv) {
// create a new string 50 bytes long
char s[50];
// set every byte in the string to NULL
charstring::zero(s,50);
// Append "hello there dave" to the string and display it.
// The 3rd call to append() only appends the first 4 bytes of "dave !!!"
charstring::append(s,"hello ");
charstring::append(s,"there ");
charstring::append(s,"dave !!!",4);
printf("\"%s\"\n",s);
// Replace the contents of the string and display it over and over.
// Note that the 2nd and 4th call to copy() only copy part of the
// string passed into them.
charstring::copy(s,"what's ");
printf("\"%s\"\n",s);
charstring::copy(s,"up !!!",2);
printf("\"%s\"\n",s);
charstring::copy(s,2," !!!");
printf("\"%s\"\n",s);
charstring::copy(s,6,"!!!!!!",1);
printf("\"%s\"\n",s);
// clear the string again.
charstring::zero(s,50);
// Append "hello" to the string.
charstring::append(s,"hello");
// perform several comparisons, all of which should return 0
printf("compare: %d=0\n",charstring::compare(s,"hello"));
printf("compare: %d=0\n",charstring::compare(s,"hello",3));
printf("compare: %d=0\n",charstring::compareIgnoringCase(s,"HELLO"));
printf("compare: %d=0\n",charstring::compareIgnoringCase(s,"HELLO",3));
// perform several contains() comparisons
printf("findFirst: \"%s\"=llo\n",charstring::findFirst(s,"llo"));
printf("contains: %d\n",charstring::contains(s,"llo"));
printf("findFirst: \"%s\"=llo\n",charstring::findFirst(s,'l'));
printf("contains: %d\n",charstring::contains(s,"llo"));
// duplicate the string and display the duplicated string
char *hello=charstring::duplicate(s);
printf("%s\n",hello);
// make sure to clean up what duplicate() returns
delete[] hello;
}
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