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- From: floh@mkmk.in-chemnitz.de (Andre Weissflog)
- Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga.programmer
- Subject: Re: Case-insensitive string comparison?
- Message-ID: <BgW1y*kF0@mkmk.in-chemnitz.de>
- Date: Sat, 03 Feb 1996 22:35:17 CET
- Reply-To: floh@mkmk.in-chemnitz.de
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- In article <4eu5i0$1qq@vixen.cso.uiuc.edu>, howard daniel joseph writes:
-
- > I'm using GCC
- >
- Fine.
-
- > Is there a library/include/whatever that can take two strings,
- > and indicated whether the one string contains the same characters as the
- > other (though not neccessaily same-case ...)
- >
-
- #include <string.h>
-
- strcmp() case sensitiv
- stricmp() case insesitiv
-
- > Or, even better, is there such a creature that can simply apply
- > an ADOS wildcard pattern to a string and return a value dependant on
- > whether the string matches this pattern ...
- >
- dos.library/ParsePattern()
- dos.library/MatchPattern()
- dos.library/ParsePatternNoCase()
- dos.library/MatchPatternNoCase()
-
- Bye,
- -Floh.
-
- ====//=== Andre Weissflog <floh@mkmk.in-chemnitz.de> =======
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