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strcpy
strncpy
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TText::Extract This function extracts the text range you specify. | |
strcat
strncat
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TText::Insert
This function inserts the range you specify. If you do not specify an insertion point, it appends the string to the end of the text instance.
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strcmp
strncmp
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TTextOrder::TextIsEqual or
TTextOrder::Compare
TextIsEqual returns a Boolean value; Compare returns an enumerated value identifying whether the source string is greater than, equal to, or less than the target string.
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strchr
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TTextPatternIterator::First
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strrchr
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TTextPatternIterator::Last
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strspn
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Use TSpanTextPatternIterator::First to locate the prefix, then call TTextRange::GetLength on the returned range to get the length of the prefix. Your TSpanTextPatternIterator instance must be set to kInclusive. You should verify that the located span does prefix the string.
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strcspn
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Use TSpanTextPatternIterator::First to locate the prefix, then call TTextRange::GetLength on the returned range to get the length of the prefix. Your TSpanTextPatternIterator instance must be set to kExclusive. You should verify that the located span does prefix the string.
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strpbrk
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TSpanTextPatternIterator::First
Your TSpanTextPatternIterator instance must be set to kInclusive.
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strstr
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TTextPatternIterator::First
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strlen
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TText::GetLength
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strtok
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Iterate using TSpanTextPatternIterator member functions First and Next. Use the space character as your delimiter and set your TSpanTextPatternIterator instance to kExclusive.
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