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Old October 30th, 2012, 02:03 PM
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Help please *Strings*

Hello there, hope you could help me out with my question about strings.

So my question is..
I have 3 strings , I need to find the second string in the first one(search one string in another string) and then to replace it with the third string.

For ex':
a = abcde
b = cd
c = xx
The result need to be: a = abxxe

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Assuming length of b and c are the same, use strstr() and strncpy().
If the length are different, you need to "complicate" the strncpy(), by using a user-defined function (or code) instead

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Consider that the string will always be split into 3 logical components
<pre><replace><post>
Both <pre> and/or <post> can be empty strings.

Now, if you do
x = strstr(a,b);

Then using pointer arithmetic
x - a
gives you the length of <pre>

x + strlen(b)

gives you the start of <post>

Once you know these things, the rest is just carefully chosen strcpy or strncpy calls to assemble the new string.
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