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November 21, 2008 17:58
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Strips certain HTML tags out of a buffer
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void stripHtmlTag( char* htmlBuffer, char* openTag, char* closeTag ) | |
{ | |
char tmpBuffer[HTTP_RESPONSE_SIZE] = ""; | |
char* start = NULL; | |
char* end = NULL; | |
char* p = NULL; | |
int bytes = -1; | |
p = htmlBuffer; | |
while( (start = strstr(p,openTag)) != NULL ) { | |
// Find the closing tag | |
end = strstr(start,closeTag); | |
// There isn't a matching tag, bad! | |
if( end == NULL ) { | |
strncat(tmpBuffer,p,strlen(p)); | |
break; | |
} | |
// Copy up until the start of the tag | |
bytes = (int)( start - p ); | |
strncat(tmpBuffer,p,bytes); | |
// Advance the pointer | |
start += strlen(openTag); | |
// Copy the text from inbetween the tags | |
bytes = (int)( end - start ); | |
strncat(tmpBuffer,start,bytes); | |
// Advance the pointer | |
p += (int)( (end + strlen(closeTag)) - p ); | |
} | |
// No tags were found | |
if( strlen(tmpBuffer) == 0 ) { | |
return; | |
} | |
// Blank the old contents | |
memset(htmlBuffer,0,sizeof(htmlBuffer)); | |
strcpy(htmlBuffer,tmpBuffer); | |
} |
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