int main(int argc, char **argv) {
ls(NULL);
ls("test.c");
ls("../../");
cat("test.c");
dyn_array_t *strings = tokenizer("bob,sue,fred", ",");
size_t end = dyn_array_size(strings);
for (size_t i = 0; i < end; ++i) {
printf("%s\n", *((char **) dyn_array_at(strings, i)));
}
dyn_array_destroy(strings);
return 0;
}
// Creates a dynamic array from a standard array
dyn_array_t *dyn_array_import(const void *const data, const size_t count, const size_t data_type_size, void (*destruct_func)(void *)) {
// Oh boy I'm going to be lazy with this
dyn_array_t *dyn_array = NULL;
// literally could not give us an overlapping pointer unless they guessed it
// I'd just do a memcpy here instead of dyn_shift, but the dyn_shift branch for this is
// short. DYN_SHIFT CANNOT fail if create worked properly, but we'll cleanup if it did anyway
if (data && (dyn_array = dyn_array_create(count, data_type_size, destruct_func))) {
if (count && !dyn_shift(dyn_array, 0, count, CREATE_GAP, (void *const) data)) {
dyn_array_destroy(dyn_array);
dyn_array = NULL;
}
}
return dyn_array;
}
