/*!
* \brief Replace string in string
*
* Replace \p from with \p to in \p *str, up to \p n times if \p n \> 0. If the
* function succeeds, \p *str will be passed to `free()` and \p *str will be
* updated to point to the newly allocated string. If \p n_replaced is not NULL,
* the number of replacements done will be stored at the value pointed by
* \p n_replaced. If the function fails, \p *str will be left unchanged.
*
* \param[in,out] str Pointer to string to modify
* \param[in] from String to replace
* \param[in] to Replacement string
* \param[in] n Number of replacements to attempt (0 to disable limit)
* \param[out] n_replaced Pointer to store number of replacements made
*
* \return Nothing if successful. Otherwise, the error code.
*/
oc::result<void> str_replace(char **str, const char *from, const char *to,
size_t n, size_t *n_replaced)
{
size_t str_size = strlen(*str) + 1;
return mem_replace(reinterpret_cast<void **>(str), &str_size,
from, strlen(from), to, strlen(to), n, n_replaced);
}
void test_replace( const struct mem_server *server )
{
int ret = 0;
char data[] = "some string data";
struct store_item item;
item._exp_time = 0;
NEW_ITEM_DATA( item._item, "TestReplace", 0 );
evbuffer_add( STORE_ITEM_BUF( item ), data, strlen( data ) );
ret = mem_replace( server, &item, 1 );
if( ret == MEM_STORED )
{
printf( "test_replace : stored.\n" );
}
if( ret == MEM_NOT_STORED )
{
/* add this */
mem_add( server, &item, 1 );
}
DEL_ITEM_DATA( item._item );
}