firestring_estr_trim(3) [debian man page]
firestring_estr_trim(3) Library Functions Manual firestring_estr_trim(3) NAME
firestring_estr_trim - remove whitespace from the beginning and end of an estring SYNOPSIS
#include <firestring.h> -lfirestring void firestring_estr_trim(struct firestring_estr_t *string) DESCRIPTION
firestring_estr_trim removes whitespace from the beginning and end of string. CAVEATS
This function moves the starting pointer inside string. If string was allocated with firestring_estr_alloc(3), (as opposed to constructed manually pointing inside other memory), future calls to firestring_estr_free(3) will fail if this function trimmed any space from the start of the string. In these cases, use firestring_estr_ip_trim(3) instead. RETURN VALUE
None. AUTHOR
Ian Gulliver <ian@penguinhosting.net> SEE ALSO
libfirestring(3) 2003-07-30 firestring_estr_trim(3)
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