NAME

upscli_str_contains_token - Verify that an unique token is present in the string

SYNOPSIS

Note
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        #include <upsclient.h>

        int     upscli_str_contains_token(const char *string, const char *token);

DESCRIPTION

The upscli_str_contains_token() function takes the pointer tgt to a caller-provided const char * buffer, comprised of unique tokens separated by single space characters (ASCII 0x20), and the pointer token to a presumed-contiguous token value that should be found in the tgt buffer.

RETURN VALUE

The upscli_str_contains_token() function returns a numeric code:

  • non-zero if the token value was found in tgt buffer (possibly surrounded by space characters, or being at start/end of the string);

  • 0 if token was not found, or if either token or tgt string was NULL or empty.

SEE ALSO

upscli_str_add_unique_token(3)