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xt_parse_cmd(3) Library Functions Manual xt_parse_cmd(3) NAME xt_parse_cmd() - Convert a command string to an argv-style array LIBRARY #include <xtend/proc.h> -lxtend SYNOPSIS char *xt_parse_cmd(char *argv[], int max_args, const char *cmd) ARGUMENTS argv: Pointer array to be filled with command tokens cmd: Raw command string with limited meta-character support from xt_strshellcpy(3) DESCRIPTION Breaks a shell command into an argv[] style array suitable for xt_spawnvp() or execv*(). A copy of cmd is created using xt_strshell- cpy(), which expands certain shell features such as variables and paths starting with '~'. The copy is then modified by replacing separators with '0' and the argv[] array is populated with pointers to each token in the copy. RETURN VALUES Pointer to strdup() copy of cmd, which should be freed as soon as pos- sible when argv[] is no longer needed. EXAMPLES char *cmd, *argv[], *expanded_cmd; expanded_cmd = xt_parse_cmd(argv, cmd); xt_spawnvp(P_WAIT, P_NOECHO, argv, NULL, NULL, NULL); free(expanded_cmd); SEE ALSO xt_spawnvp(3), xt_spawnlp(3), exec(3) xt_parse_cmd(3)
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