Re: removing newline character from the buffer read by fgets

junky_fellow@xxxxxxxxxxx said:

<snip>

thanks everyone for your help. In fact, I don't want to use strlen() or
strchr()
(for efficiency reasons) to remove the newline character.
Based of Richard's suggestion, I tried to write my own version of
fgets()
that will not put newline character to the input buffer passed.
I am sure, the people here will find lots of problems in my code. All
comments
are welcome.

The principal objection I have to your code is that it fails to provide a
way to distinguish between a line that has been read completely and a line
that has been read only partially because of insufficient space in the
buffer.

--
Richard Heathfield
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