Thanks guys, for all the help.
The reason that I was thinking 'grammar parser' was that the spec of this
format may change. I was looking for something that would be quick, but
easily extended as the grammar changed/evolved. Also my next project will
need the same functionality if not an extension of the same grammar.Again thanks, -DEJ
> -----Original Message-----
>
> On 18-Aug-99 Vince Vielhaber wrote:
> >
> > On 18-Aug-99 Jackson, DeJuan wrote:
> >> I'm trying to write a ncftp_auth deamon that will utilize PostgreSQL.
> The
> >> base SDK is in C. I'm adapting it to C++ because I feel like it, but
> Perl
> >> would be a slightly steeper learning curve (sockets and all that). I'm
> >> trying to get a conf file parser such that the login's can be in
> multiple
> >> database and/or on different machines.
> >
> > If you're into C/C++ (like I am), it's almost trivial to parse that into
> > individual strings. I was under the impression from your first note
> that
> > C/C++ wasn't an option. At the minimum, think strtok(). There's also
> > strsep() but it's not been one of my favorites. If you still need
> actual
> > code let me know and I can send you something.
>
> It's my bestst:
>
> int split(char delem, char *str, ... )
> {
> char *tmp, *_src, *t, **s;
> int fields = 0;
>
> _src = str;
>
> va_list ap;
> va_start(ap, str);
>
> if (! (tmp=new char[2048]) )
> return -1;
>
> while(_src)
> { t = _src;
> while (*t && ((*t) != delem) ) ++t;
> s = va_arg(ap, char **);
> if (!s || !*t)
> break;
> *s = ( t-_src-1 > 0) ? strndup(_src,t-_src-1) : 0 ;
> _src = t+1;
> ++ fields;
> }
>
> return fields;
> }
>
>
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> http://devnull.wplus.net
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