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{{lang|UTIL StripToken|title=<code>UTIL_StripToken</code>}} | |||
{{ent|UTIL_StripToken}} is a [[UTIL]] function copies the <code>*pKey</code> string to <code>*pDest</code> until it finds a null or hashtag (#) character. {{ent|UTIL_StripToken}} is meant for redundant keynames.{{clarify}} | |||
== | ==Declaration== | ||
<source lang=cpp> | <source lang=cpp> | ||
void UTIL_StripToken( const char *pKey, char *pDest ) | void UTIL_StripToken( const char *pKey, char *pDest ); | ||
</source> | </source> | ||
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{{todo|Add examples.}} | {{todo|Add examples.}} | ||
[[Category:Programming]] | |||
[[Category:UTIL]] | [[Category:UTIL]] | ||
Latest revision as of 18:25, 3 November 2021
UTIL_StripToken is a UTIL function copies the *pKey string to *pDest until it finds a null or hashtag (#) character. UTIL_StripToken is meant for redundant keynames.[Clarify]
Declaration
void UTIL_StripToken( const char *pKey, char *pDest );
Examples
Todo: Add examples.