/*
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
lstrrchr
Function to parse a filename string, which searches backward for the next
proper ansi value.
Inputs:
str - string to look at
ch - character to search for
Outputs
lstrrchr - modified string
--------------------------------------------------------------------------
*/
LPSTR lstrrchr(LPSTR str, char ch)
{
LPSTR strl = str + lstrlen(str); /* Add length of str to end of str */
do
{
if (ch == *strl) /* end of string */
return strl;
strl = AnsiPrev(str, strl); /* load previous character */
} /* do */
while(strl > str);
return NULL;
} /* lstrchr */
char *lstrrchr (char* str, char ch)
{
char* strl = str + lstrlen (str) ;
do
{
if (ch == *strl)
return strl ;
strl = AnsiPrev (str, strl) ;
}
while (strl > str) ;
return NULL ;
}
void FAR PASCAL PathUp (LPSTR lpDest,LPCSTR lpSource)
{
if (lpDest)
if (!lpSource || !(*lpSource))
{
*lpDest = 0;
}
else
{
LPCSTR lpLastSlash = lpSource;
LPCSTR c = lpSource+lstrlen (lpSource);
/************************************************************
* Always truncate at least one character from end.
* This guarantees that a directory will be removed if
* the last character of the path name is a "\" or ":".
************************************************************/
c = AnsiPrev (lpSource,c);
while (c > lpSource)
{
c = AnsiPrev (lpSource,c);
if ((*c=='\\') || (*c==':'))
{
lpLastSlash = c;
break;
}
}
/************************************************************
* Truncate the path.
************************************************************/
if (lpDest != lpSource)
_fstrncpy (lpDest,lpSource,lpLastSlash-lpSource);
lpDest[lpLastSlash-lpSource] = 0; // cuz lpLastSlash is const
}
}