separator module #1
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@ -18,24 +18,24 @@ uint8_t version_patch(void) { return 0; }
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const char *module_name(void) { return "sep"; }
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static size_t length = 8;
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static char *sep_char = "-";
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static char *sep_char = (char[]){'-', '\0'};
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static size_t sep_char_length = 1;
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void init(char **config) {
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for(char *opt = *config; opt != NULL; opt = *++config) {
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if(!strncmp(opt, "sep", 3)) {
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for (char *opt = *config; opt != NULL; opt = *++config) {
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poz
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`for(...)` -> `for (...)`
same for if
krizej
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why not functions though boy why not functions though boy
poz
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functions are simply built different functions are simply built different
krizej
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that is why their braces should be on a new line ;-) that is why their braces should be on a new line ;-)
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if (strncmp(opt, "sep", 3) == 0) {
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poz
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instead of instead of `!` use `== 0`, same in the if below
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char *valstr = opt + 4; // skip 'sep='
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long value = strtol(valstr, NULL, 10);
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if(value >= 0) {
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if (value >= 0) {
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length = (size_t) value;
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}
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} else if(!strncmp(opt, "char", 4)) {
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} else if (strncmp(opt, "char", 4) == 0) {
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char *value = opt + 5; // skip 'char='
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if(*value != 0) { // todo: see if there are any more characters that should be rejected
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if (*value != 0) { // todo: see if there are any more characters that should be rejected
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sep_char_length = strlen(value);
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sep_char = malloc(sep_char_length + 1);
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sep_char = malloc((sep_char_length + 1) * sizeof(*sep_char));
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poz
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in all the mallocs do in all the mallocs do `sizeof(type)` even if the size is 1 byte
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strncpy(sep_char, value, sep_char_length);
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sep_char[sep_char_length] = '\0';
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} else {
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const char *get(void) {
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char *ret;
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if(sep_char == NULL) {
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ret = malloc(1);
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if (sep_char == NULL) {
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ret = malloc(1 * sizeof(*ret));
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*ret = 0;
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return ret;
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}
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ret = malloc(length * sep_char_length + 1);
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ret = malloc((length * sep_char_length + 1) * sizeof(*ret));
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memset(ret, 0, length * sep_char_length + 1);
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for(size_t i = 0; i < length; i++)
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for (size_t i = 0; i < length; i++)
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strncat(ret, sep_char, sep_char_length);
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ret[length * sep_char_length] = '\0'; // just to be sure :-D
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Reference in a new issue
implicitly cast the literal to
char*
because of a warningthat produces basically the same warning but don't worry i've found a way :-)
turn it back to "-"