Example #1
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/*
	bind accept the following input formats:

	1 - [S].slide.[L]{.[C]}
	2 - [L]{.[C]}

	where:

	[S] is the slide to be shown
	[L] is the location to switch to (immediately in case 2, or right after slide [S] in case 1)
	[C] is the character to be selected, and is optional

	The routine tells one form from the other by searching for the '.slide.'

	NOTE: there exists one script in which [L] is not used in the case 1, but its use
	is commented out, and would definitely crash the current implementation.
*/
void LocationName::bind(const char *s) {

	free(_buf);

	_buf = strdup(s);
	_hasSlide = false;
	_hasCharacter = false;

	Common::StringArray list;
	char *tok = strtok(_buf, ".");
	while (tok) {
		list.push_back(tok);
		tok = strtok(NULL, ".");
	}

	if (list.size() < 1 || list.size() > 4)
		error("changeLocation: ill-formed location name '%s'", s);

	if (list.size() > 1) {
		if (list[1] == "slide") {
			_hasSlide = true;
			_slide = list[0];

			list.remove_at(0);		// removes slide name
			list.remove_at(0);		// removes 'slide'
		}

		if (list.size() == 2) {
			_hasCharacter = true;
			_character = list[1];
		}
	}

	_location = list[0];

	strcpy(_buf, s);		// kept as reference
}