gtk addon
- From: ziobudda <ziobudda chiara dei unipd it>
- To: gtk-list redhat com
- Subject: gtk addon
- Date: Fri, 17 Jul 1998 17:56:30 +0200 (CEST)
Hi,
these are some enachment (??) for the gtk library.
Any comment is welcome..
--
#define GTKADDON
#include "gpop.h"
extern GString *ts;
extern gint tmpint;
extern gchar tmpchar[1024];
extern GList *LMail;
/* in the gpop.h file there are some defines, some includes and this 3 declaration for 3
global variabile
GString *ts;
gint tmpint;
gchar tmpchar[1024];
*/
int g_string_length (GString *string);
gchar* g_string_return (GString *string);
int g_strncmp (gchar *s1,
gchar *s2,
int n);
int g_string_ncmp (GString *s1,
GString *s2,
int n);
/* Funzioni riferite alle stringhe */
/* Return the data of the string. I think that is usefull */
char *
g_string_return(GString *string)
{ return string->str;
}
/* Return the length of the string's data (str) */
int
g_string_length(GString *string)
{ return string->len;
}
/* Compare 2 chars-array*/
int
g_strncmp(gchar *s1, gchar *s2, int n)
{
return (strncmp(s1,s2,n));
}
/* Campare 2 strings. Use the function above */
int g_string_ncmp(GString *s1, GString *s2, int n)
{ return g_strncmp(s1->str, s2->str,n);
}
/* Substitute some chars in a string.
This function is complete, but can contain some bugs.
It works like s/ of perl.
chstr = what;
whstr = with;
*/
char *
g_char_subs(char *data, char *chstr, char *whstr)
{ int i;
GString *tmps2;
tmps2 = g_string_new(data);
bzero(tmpchar,1024);
g_string_free(ts,TRUE);
for (tmpint = 0; tmpint < (strlen(tmps2->str)); tmpint++)
{
if (!g_strncmp(&tmps2->str[tmpint], chstr, strlen(chstr)))
{ bzero(tmpchar,1024);
g_string_free(ts,TRUE);
strncpy (tmpchar, tmps2->str, tmpint);
ts = g_string_new(tmpchar);
bzero(tmpchar,1024);
ts = g_string_append(ts,whstr);
bcopy(&tmps2->str[tmpint+1], tmpchar, strlen(&tmps2->str[tmpint+1]));
ts = g_string_append(ts, tmpchar);
g_string_free(tmps2,TRUE);
tmps2 = g_string_new(ts->str);
}
}
return tmps2->str;
}
/*Funzioni riferite alle GList*/
/*This function take 2 argoment:
char *data -- the string
char *delim -- il delimitatore
and return a GList * create from the division of data via delim
It does not work for the moment
*/
GList *
g_string_split(char *delim, char *data)
{ int i;
GString *tmps2;
//GList *;
g_list_free(LMail);
LMail = g_list_alloc();
tmps2 = g_string_new(data);
bzero(tmpchar,1024);
g_string_free(ts,TRUE);
for (tmpint = 0; tmpint < (strlen(tmps2->str)); tmpint++)
{ if (!g_strncmp(&tmps2->str[tmpint], delim, strlen(delim)))
{ bzero(tmpchar,1024);
g_string_free(ts,TRUE);
strncpy (tmpchar, tmps2->str, tmpint);
LMail = g_list_insert(LMail, tmpchar,0);
ts = g_string_new(&tmps2->str[tmpint+1]);
g_string_free(tmps2,TRUE);
tmps2 = g_string_new(ts->str);
tmpint = 0;
}
// glist = g_list_append(glist, tmps2->str);
}
strncpy (tmpchar, tmps2->str, tmpint-1);
LMail = g_list_insert(LMail, tmpchar,0);
//LMail = g_list_insert(LMail, tmps2->str,0);
return LMail;
}
--
ciaoz
--
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