xt_strlupper(3)

NAME
xt_redirect() - Redirect stdin, stdout and stderr if corresponding argument isn't NULL xt_strlupper() - Copy string and convert lower case to uppper

LIBRARY
#include <xtend/string.h>
-lxtend

SYNOPSIS
size_t  xt_strlupper(char *dest, const char *src, size_t dest_size)

ARGUMENTS
src         Pointer to null-terminated string to be copied
dest        Pointer to a character array to receive the copy
dest_size   Size of the destination array

DESCRIPTION
This function redirects the stdin, stdout, and stderr of the current process to the files named by the corresponding arguments. The original file streams are not preserved. If you need to restore any of these streams to their original state, they must be saved (e.g. using dup(), dup2(), or ttyname()) prior to calling xt_redirect(). Author: Jason W. Bacon ***************************************************************************/ void xt_redirect( char *infile, /* If not NULL, stdin is redirected from this file */ char *outfile, /* If not NULL, stdout is redirected to this file */ char *errfile /* If not NULL, stderr is redirected to this file */ ) { if (infile != NULL) { close(0); if ( open(infile, O_RDONLY) == -1 ) fprintf(stderr,"xt_redirect(): Cannot open infile: %s.n",infile); } if (outfile != NULL) { close(1); if ( open(outfile, O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_TRUNC, 0600) == -1 ) fprintf(stderr,"xt_redirect(): Cannot open outfile: %s.n",outfile); } if (errfile != NULL) { close(2); if ( strcmp(errfile,outfile) == 0 ) { if ( dup(1) == -1 ) fprintf(stderr,"xt_redirect(): Cannot open errfile: %s.n",errfile); } else { if ( open(errfile, O_WRONLY | O_CREAT | O_TRUNC, 0600) == -1 ) fprintf(stderr,"xt_redirect(): Cannot open errfile: %s.n",errfile); } } } xt_strlupper(3) copies a string from src to dest, up to a maximum of dest_size - 1 characters. It behaves exactly like strlcpy(3), except that any lower case characters in the string are converted to upper case.

RETURN VALUES
Size of the src string. If this differs from dest_size, then we knoiw the copy is truncated.

EXAMPLES
char    src[] = "Some text",
dest    [DEST_SIZE + 1];
if ( xt_strlupper(dest, src, DEST_SIZE + 1) != DEST_SIZE + 1 )
    fputs("Warning: String truncated.n", stderr);

SEE ALSO
xt_strllower(3), strlcpy(3), strlcat(3)