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int main()
{
char mystring[100];
char *stringID;
int nep;
// Changed to integer, not pointer to int.
int myindicator;
char *var1;
nep = 0;
printf("Please enter your CODE\n");
/*
This scanf is a bad idea for the same reason for which, below, we take
care to allocate memory enough for whatever we have to do.
Should someone input 250 characters in a buffer of size 100, those 150
extra characters would wreak havoc and possibly endanger the system.
*/
// scanf("%s", &mystring);
fgets(mystring, sizeof(mystring)-1, stdin);
// fgets will read at most "sizeof(mystring)-1", that is, 99 bytes,
// from "stdin" (STanDard INput), the same as scanf. But it will halt
// when reaching the limit given. It's up to us to give a "real" limit
// (nothing stops you from saying 15000 -- even if the true value is 100).
// C strings are made of characters, terminated by a zero byte.
// So you need 5 here, to store 4 characters
stringID = (char *)malloc(5 * sizeof(char));
if (NULL == stringID)
{
// Serious out of memory error: no sense going on.
// fprintf(stderr, "Out of memory\n");
abort();
}
strncpy(stringID, mystring, 4);
stringID[4] = '\0';
printf("ID: %s\n", stringID);
free(stringID);
nep = nep + 4;
printf("NEP: %d\n", nep);
// Now we want to decode the fifth digit.
// I use '0' as character. So if the fifth digit is '0', '0'-'0' will give 0
// and if it is '9', '9'-'0' will give 9 (the number).
// The trick does not work with more than one digit, of course.
myindicator = mystring[nep] - '0';
// Had I wanted to read 3 digits, I would have had to copy them into a
// temporary buffer, add a zero in the fourth position, then run atol()
// on the resulting buffer: atol("12345\0" /* A STRING */) = 12345 /* A NUMBER */;
printf("VLI : %d\n", myindicator);
// Copy "myindicator" bytes, so alloc myindicator+1 chars
var1 = (char *)malloc((myindicator + 1) * sizeof(char));
// Check that var1 is not null and abort if it is
if (NULL == var1)
abort();
strncpy(var1, mystring + 6, myindicator);
var1[myindicator+1] = '\0';
// Moved this printf before the free. See why below.
printf("Prefix : %s\n", var1);
// NEVER use a variable after you freed it!!!
// it might APPEAR to work, but will stab you in the back the first chance it gets.
// Good if paranoid habit: null a var as soon as you've freed it.
free(var1); var1 = NULL;
getchar();
return 0;
}