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how can i compare in c language.?

 
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how can i compare in c language.?, if ( strncmp(sIncidentSummary,"Telecom")
ambi21hs
post 11 Mar, 2008 - 08:55 AM
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if ( strncmp(sIncidentSummary,"Telecom")==0) but the sIncidentSummary is the variable name ok. Its store problem type full name like /Telecom/Trouble Ticket/NOC/Voice\LD/PBX VNET Trunks/ so hw can I compare only with the telecom like only 7letters.?



how can i copmare in c language.? kindly help me out with this.
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post 11 Mar, 2008 - 09:04 AM
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g++ -o drink whiskey.cpp

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Is the part you want to compare it to always going to be in the same place (immediately after the first slash)? If so, you can compare like so:

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if(strncmp (sIncidentSummary,"/xxxxxxx",7) == 0)

although you'd have to potentially add a slash to the beginning of the variable as well.

Might be easier to see if the substring exists in the full string:
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if(strstr(sIncidentSummary,"Telecom")!=NULL)
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post 11 Mar, 2008 - 11:09 PM
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Is the part you want to compare it to always going to be in the same place (immediately after the first slash)? If so, you can compare like so:

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if(strncmp (sIncidentSummary,"/xxxxxxx",7) == 0)

although you'd have to potentially add a slash to the beginning of the variable as well.

Might be easier to see if the substring exists in the full string:
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if(strstr(sIncidentSummary,"Telecom")!=NULL)




so which one i can use the first one or the secon done.?
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post 12 Mar, 2008 - 06:38 AM
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Depends on your answer to my question.
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