Re: strtok ( ) help

Gregory Pietsch wrote:

> send = strpbrk(sbegin, delimiters);
> if (*send != '\0')

That's wrong.
strpbrk returns NULL when no characters from delimiters
are found in sbegin.

It should be either:
send = strpbrk(sbegin, delimiters);
if (send != NULL)
or
send = sbegin + strcspn(sbegin, delimiters);
if (*send != '\0')

--
pete
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