input:
source:1.1.2.3:?:
destination:1.2.3.4
data:shfg hshsg h
am trying to extract 1.1.2.3 from source:1.1.2.3 please suggest :!:
while(!mod.eof())
{
mod.getline(buf,100);
if(strstr(buf,"Source"))
{
w=strchr(buf,':');
strcpy(str,*w);
}
}
Jump to Post>>if(strstr(buf,"Source"))
watch the spelling and capatilization. strstr() is case-sensitive meaning Source and source are not the same thing.char *ptr; if( (ptr = strstr(buf, "source:") ) != NULL) { // increment the ip address following the colon ptr += 6; }
Jump to PostCompare the string with "source:" using
strncmp()then usestrcpy()using the form &buf[7] to point after source:
>>if(strstr(buf,"Source"))
watch the spelling and capatilization. strstr() is case-sensitive meaning Source and source are not the same thing.
char *ptr;
if( (ptr = strstr(buf, "source:") ) != NULL)
{
// increment the ip address following the colon
ptr += 6;
}thnx a lot for the concern but i didn unders
ptr+=6
i want to copy the string in str variable
Compare the string with "source:" using strncmp() then use strcpy() using the form &buf[7] to point after source:
thnx got the point :cheesy:
thnx a lot for the concern but i didn unders
ptr+=6 i want to copy the string in str variable
strstr() returns a pointer to the beginning of where "source:" begins. Since "source:" is 6 characters long, ptr+6 increments pointer ptr to the character immediately following the colon. Then all you have to do is copy the remainder of the string, beginning at ptr, to wherever you want it.i
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