On Fri, 26 Jun 1998, James Turner wrote:
>(Note: I wrote the above about an hour ago. I changed it to use a
>static pointer now. Makes the functions more self-contained and
>easier to use IMO, since if you wanted to call them from elsewhere
>there wouldn't be any need to worry about freeing the string and
>such).
void verify_function(int (vnum/rnum), char * write, int len)
{
int c = 0;
*write = '\0';
if (...)
c += snprintf(write + c, len - c, "...", ...);
if (,,,)
c += snprintf(write + c, len - c, ",,,", ,,,);
...etc...
}
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