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- Rev 8086 – 3984 d 17 h
- Author: bpr
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- [major/] (Dominique Bernardi :)The string_modify() routine declared in libwims.h has two implementations, one in Lib/lines.c and the other in Msg2wims/lines.c. The second one was called string_modify2 and substituted to the first one when appropriate using the preprocessor directive
#define string_modify string_modify2
Now the standard implementation is named string_modify1 and the alternative string_modify2 as before.
They are both called as string_modify() via a function pointer. This pointer and the two functions are declared in libwims.h.
The clients of the wims library can call string_modify(), which invokes string_modify1().
Other programs (like Msg2wims) must define the pointer like this:
void (*string_modify)(char *start, char *bad_beg, char *bad_end, char *good,..) = string_modify2;
(or string_modify1 as the case may be).