I like strings in C. Some personal library for working with strings. I don't think it is actually useful. But there is still usage instruction, hehe. .
I'm glad you're asking! Here we have a struct basic_string and it has two fields:
struct basic_string
{
_size size; /* uint64_t or uint32_t if _X32 defined. */
char *content;
};So you basically declaring struct basic_string and working with it. For this there we have some useful functions!
/* Declare. */
struct basic_string p_string;
/* Init empty string with 'count' size. */
void p_set_size(struct basic_string*, _size);
/* Free memory, allocate again and copy some bad c_string to super cool p_string. */
void p_strcpy(struct basic_string*, char*);
/* Can also concatenate strings. */
void p_concat(struct basic_string*, char*);
/* Compare two strings. Same as strcmp. */
int8_t p_compare(struct basic_string*, char*);
/* Slice p_string content from left (included) to right (excluded). */
void p_slice(struct basic_string*, _size, _size);
/* Apply some function to every char. */
void p_map(struct basic_string*, void* (*)(char));
/* Free content and set size to zero. */
void p_remove(struct basic_string*);