NAME

more string utilities

SYNOPSIS

#include <text/strutil.h>

DESCRIPTION

These functions provide useful string manipulations.  They constitute the string utility package of the text library, libtext.  The link editor searches this library under the "-ltext" option.  Declarations for these functions may be obtained either from the include file <text/strutil.h>, or from the master include file <text/text.h>. 

SUMMARY

int blank(char ∗s);

Returns true if s is blank, that is, either null or full of white space. 

char ∗ hasdigit(char ∗s);

Returns a pointer to the first digit in s, or zero if no digits were found. 

char ∗ haslower(char ∗s);

Returns a pointer to the first lowercase character in s, or zero if no lowercase characters were found. 

char ∗ hasupper(char ∗s);

Returns a pointer to the first uppercase character in s, or zero if no uppercase characters were found. 

char ∗ strtolower(char ∗s);

Converts s to lowercase and returns s, or zero if no uppercase characters were found. 

char ∗ strtoupper(char ∗s);

Converts s to uppercase and returns s, or zero if no lowercase characters were found. 

char ∗ strindex(char ∗s, char ∗t);

Returns a pointer to the first occurence of t in s, or zero if not found. 

translate(char ∗s, char a, char b);

Converts all occurences of a to b in s. 

SEE ALSO

text(3)

NeXT, Inc.  —  July 7, 1989