Tomake.c File Reference

#include <stdio.h>
#include <string.h>

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Functions
void	StringConvrt (char *str)
int	main (int argc, argv)

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Function Documentation

int main	(	int	argc,
		argv
	)

Definition at line 41 of file Tomake.c.

References fname, i, NULL, and StringConvrt().

{
  char fname[256],nam1[256],nam2[256],nam3[256],nam4[256];
  char format[256]; 
  FILE *filesce,*filei1,*filei2,*filei3,*filei4;

  int narg,i;  narg=argc-1;

  /*            filesce=writeto     */
  strcpy(fname,argv[narg]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r")))  return 1;
  fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1); fclose(filei1);
  if (NULL == (filesce = fopen (nam1, "a"))) return 1;

  /*   ***********  Xfilename1 = format*************   */
  strcpy(fname,argv[1]);  fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r"))) return 1;
  i=0;format[0]='\0';
  while (1)
    {
      if ( fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1) == EOF ) break;
      if (i>0) strcat(format," "); 
      i++;
      strcat(format,nam1);
    }
  /*  printf("FORMAT=%s\n",format); */
  fclose(filei1);
  StringConvrt(format);
  /*                  lists                */
  if (narg==3) {
  strcpy(fname,argv[2]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;

  while (1)
    {
      if ( fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1) == EOF ) break;
      fprintf(filesce,format,nam1);
    }
  fclose(filei1);
  }
  if (narg==4) {
  strcpy(fname,argv[2]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[3]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei2=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;

  while (1)
    {
      if ( fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei2,"%s",nam2) == EOF ) break;
      fprintf(filesce,format,nam1,nam2);
    }

fclose(filei1);
fclose(filei2);
  }
  if (narg==5) {
  strcpy(fname,argv[2]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[3]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei2=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[4]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei3=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;

  while (1)
    {
      if ( fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei2,"%s",nam2) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei3,"%s",nam3) == EOF ) break;
      fprintf(filesce,format,nam1,nam2,nam3);
    }

fclose(filei1);
fclose(filei2);
fclose(filei3);
  }
  if (narg==6) {
  strcpy(fname,argv[2]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei1=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[3]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei2=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[4]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei3=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;
  strcpy(fname,argv[5]); fname[strlen(fname)]= '\0';
  if (NULL == (filei4=fopen(fname+1,"r")))    return 1;

  while (1)
    {
      if ( fscanf(filei1,"%s",nam1) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei2,"%s",nam2) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei3,"%s",nam3) == EOF ) break;
      if ( fscanf(filei4,"%s",nam4) == EOF ) break;
      fprintf(filesce,format,nam1,nam2,nam3,nam4);
    }

fclose(filei1);
fclose(filei2);
fclose(filei3);
fclose(filei4);
  }
  fclose(filesce);
  return 0;
}

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void StringConvrt

(

char *

str

)

Definition at line 4 of file Tomake.c.

References str1.

Referenced by main().

{
  char *str1;
  str1 = str;
  while ( *str != 0) 
    {
      if ( *str == '\\' ) 
        {
          switch ( *(str+1)) 
            {
            case 'n' : *str1 = '\n' ; str1++; str += 2;break;
            case 't' : *str1 = '\t' ; str1++; str += 2;break;
            case 'r' : *str1 = '\r' ; str1++; str += 2;break;
            default : *str1 = *str; str1++; str++;break;
            }
        }
      else 
        {
          *str1 = *str; str1++; str++;
        }
    }
  *str1 = '\0';
}

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