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Contents 1 Tokens 1.1 myStrGetToken 1.2 myStrGetOnlyToken 1.3 myStrGetTokenRemainder

Tokens

Anope provides a number of non-destructive token functions. The use of these is prefered over strtok and related functions.

myStrGetToken

Get a token from a string.

char *myStrGetToken(const char *str, const char dilim, int token_number)

This function gets tokens delimited by the given dilim character. It examines the source tring str, and returns token number token_number from the string, where number 0 is the first token. Note that this function allocates memory for the return string, which should be freed when it is no longer needed.

myStrGetOnlyToken

Get only the token from a string.

char *myStrGetOnlyToken(const char *str, const char dilim, int token_number)

This function gets tokens delimited by the given dilim character and removes any trailing newline-characters (\r or \n) from the return value, which makes this function safe to use when reading files. It examines the source tring str, and returns token number token_number from the string, where number 0 is the first token. Note that this function allocates memory for the return string, which should be freed when it is no longer needed.

myStrGetTokenRemainder

Get the remainder of a tokenized string.

char *myStrGetTokenRemainder(const char *str, const char dilim, int token_number)

This function gets the remainder of a string with tokens delimited by the given dilim character. It examines the source string str, and returns the part of the string starting with token number token_number, where number 0 is the first token. Note that this function allocates memory for the return string, which should be freed when it is no longer needed.