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 #ifndef _STRING_TYPE_H_
 #define _STRING_TYPE_H_

 #include <stdlib.h>

 typedef struct String {
     char* str;
     unsigned int length;
     unsigned int availableLength;
 } String;

 String strInit(char* str);

 unsigned int strLength(String* str);

 void strPush(String* str, char c);

 void strPushStr(String* str, char* str2);

 char* strDuplicate(char* str);

 #endif // _STRING_TYPE_H_
String::length
unsigned int length
The current string length (number of characters in the string)
Definition: string-type.h:24

String::str
char * str
The normal, nul terminated char array that represents the string.
Definition: string-type.h:22

String::availableLength
unsigned int availableLength
Size of the bloc allocated.
Definition: string-type.h:26

String
struct String String
Dynamic string handler.

strPush
void strPush(String *str, char c)
Adds a character at the end of the string.
Definition: string-type.c:30

strInit
String strInit(char *str)
Transforms a char* to a string. The char* MUST be a nul terminated array allocated with malloc...
Definition: string-type.c:10

strDuplicate
char * strDuplicate(char *str)
Create a perfect copy of the string given. Used when a malloc created string is needed.
Definition: string-type.c:67

strLength
unsigned int strLength(String *str)
Returns the current string length.
Definition: string-type.c:26

String
Dynamic string handler.
Definition: string-type.h:20

strPushStr
void strPushStr(String *str, char *str2)
Add a string at the end of the current string.
Definition: string-type.c:42