librock_BTSinlist - Find a blank terminated word in a word list.

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NAME

librock_BTSinlist - Find a blank terminated word in a word list.

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SYNOPSIS

#include <librock/parse.h>

int
librock_BTSinlist(const char *bts,const char *list);

DESCRIPTION

Finds a word in a space- or tab-separated word list. Returns an integer corresponding to the position in the list. Returns 0 if not found.

Typical use is to recognize keywords from a list.

#ifdef librock_TYPICAL_USE_BTSinlist
    char *keywords ="one two three four";
    int i;
    i = librock_BTSinlist("one",keywords);
    if (i) {
        printf("Found at word %d\n",i);
    } else {
        printf("Did not recognize\n");
    }
#endif

USES

  librock_wordcmp()
  librock_countbl() librock_counttowh()

LICENSE

  Copyright 1998-2004 Forrest J. Cavalier III, http://www.mibsoftware.com
  Open-source under MIT license. NO WARRANTY. Copies must retain this block.
  License, originals, details: http://www.mibsoftware.com/librock/

Source Code

./text/compsearch/strfn.c (implementation, plus source of this manual page)

This software is part of Librock

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