Hi,
thanks John!
---
>Returning to the higher-level discussion, it is not necessary to do a
>strdup in this situation, as the following constructive suggestion
>illustrates.
... Johns nice example ...
int main(){
char aa[100];
const char* xx(aa);
const char* yy;
yy = strchr(xx); // const
yy = strchr(aa); // non const
}
o.k. so far, but the job that has to be done is to use the derefenced
pointer returned by strchr() as an LVAL. (In order to split filename and
an integer)
int main(){
char aa[100];
const char* xx(aa);
char* yy;
yy = strchr(xx); // oops, not const
*yy = 0; // Yeah
}
IMHO one needs strdup here.
Olaf
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