How to del a character from a string?

wilbur8415

For example , char str[50] ="I like XH,but she doesn't like me";

                        char del       =  'e';

After   executing the code, the result str should   not contain character 'e',

that is to say, str should be modifyed to"I lik XH,but sh dosn't lik m"

I write a solution,but  it  requires  temporary  memory.

Any suggestion  to improve it?

Thx

wilbur8415

BTW,how to type Chinese in ubuntu?

I've installed the Chinese version,but I cann't type Chinese .

wilbur8415

//My code : #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h> void DeleteChar(char* str,char* ch){ char    str_temp[50]; str_temp[0] = '\0'; char*   substr =  str; char*   delpos = NULL;     while(   (delpos=strstr(substr,ch))!=NULL  ){             *delpos = '\0';            strcat(str_temp,substr);             substr  =  delpos+1;     }           strcat(str_temp,substr);           strncpy(str,str_temp,50); } int main() { char str[50]="I like XH,but she doesn't like me"; char  *str_del = "e"; DeleteChar(str,str_del); printf("%s\n",str); return 1; }

思一克

c = 'e';
cp = strchr(str, c);
if(cp)
    strcpy(cp, cp+1);

ruoyisiyu

原帖由 思一克 于 2008-4-8 10:59 发表
c = 'e';
cp = strchr(str, c);
if(cp)
    strcpy(cp, cp+1);

好方法！

wilbur8415

I am sorry ,but the strcpy function parameter ,dest and src string ,are  not allowed to overlap.

wilbur8415

原帖由 思一克 于 2008-4-8 10:59 发表
c = 'e';
cp = strchr(str, c);
if(cp)
    strcpy(cp, cp+1);

I am sorry ,but the strcpy function parameter ,dest and src string ,are  not allowed to overlap.

放驴娃

原帖由 wilbur8415 于 2008-4-8 11:20 发表


I am sorry ,but the strcpy function parameter ,dest and src string ,are  not allowed to overlap.

use memmove to instead.

evaspring

shit!

Can you speak chinese ?

思一克

能不能overlap, 你自己不会实验一下吗?

那么简单的程序.

原帖由 放驴娃 于 2008-4-8 11:35 发表

use memmove to instead.