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parse the login name
Salem. Thanks for you help on this issue. The problem is solved. The cause of the problem is related to the data type of passed-in login name. It is wide character. So I have to use wcstok not strtok. Thanks -
parse the login name
that is where my problem is. the login parameter is like "domain\user". So I have to change it to "domain\\user". I tried the following it is not working for (i=0; i<strlen(sLogin); i++){ if(sLogin[i] != char(92)&& bDomain == false ){ sDomain[i]=sLogin[i]; } else{ bDomain == true... -
parse the login name
Salem, Thanks for the reply. However, login info is entered in user interface no windows console, it is passed in as the parameter. when buff char array got it, it will be like "domain\user". If I changed you code based on this scenario, it will not work, #include <stdio.h> #include <string.h>... -
parse the login name
if the user type in "domain\username" in login page, the string passed in is "domain\username". The strtok can not parse this string correctly. That is why I need to add one more "\", but I do not know how to do it in the source code. -
parse the login name
I have login name like domain\username, I tried to use strtok to parse it. However, strtok can not recognize "\". For example, char ustring[] = "domain\username"; sLogin = strtok(ustring, "\\" ); sDomain = sLogin; while( sLogin != NULL ) { sUser = sLogin; sLogin = strtok( NULL, "\\" )...
