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/*====================================================================*
 *
 *   size_t strfbits (char  buffer [], size_t length, char const * operands [], char const * operator, unsigned flagword);
 *
 *   format.h
 *
 *   format buffer with an enumerated list of the bits in a flagword;
 *   each flagword bit position corresponds to a string in operands[]
 *   and operator is the string separating formatted operands;
 *
 *   enumeration continues until all bits are enumerated or operands
 *   are exhausted or the buffer fills;
 *
 *   for example, the following formats buffer with the literal string
 *   &quot;one, three, five, six&quot; since those bits are set;
 *
 *   char buffer[100];
 *   char const operator = &quot;, &quot;;
 *   char const *operands[] =
 *   {
 *      &quot;zero&quot;,
 *      &quot;one&quot;,
 *      &quot;two&quot;,
 *      &quot;three&quot;,
 *      &quot;four&quot;,
 *      &quot;five&quot;,
 *      &quot;six&quot;,
 *      &quot;seven&quot;,
 *      &quot;eight&quot;,
 *      &quot;nine&quot;,
 *      &quot;ten&quot;,
 *      (char *)(0)
 *   };
 *   flag_t flags = 0x006C;
 *
 *   strfbits (buffer, sizeof(buffer), operands, operator, flags);
 *
 *   we decrement length before starting to reserve room for the NUL
 *   terminator; not room ... no write; we then add length to buffer
 *   before to compute the terminator address then subtract it after
 *   to compute the buffer start; this minimizes indexing and offset
 *   calculations within the loop;
 *
 *   Motley Tools by Charles Maier &lt;cmaier@cmassoc.net&gt;;
 *   Copyright (c) 2001-2006 by Charles Maier Associates;
 *   Licensed under the Internet Software Consortium License;
 *
 *--------------------------------------------------------------------*/

#ifndef STRFBITS_SOURCE
#define STRFBITS_SOURCE

#include &lt;unistd.h&gt;

#include &quot;../tools/memory.h&quot;
#include &quot;../tools/flags.h&quot;

size_t strfbits (char buffer [], size_t length, char const * operands [], char const * operator, unsigned flagword)

{
	char * string = (char *)(buffer);
	char const *separator = &quot;&quot;;
	if (length--)
	{
		buffer += length;
		while ((*operands) &amp;&amp; (flagword))
		{
			if (flagword &amp; 1)
			{
				char const *symbol;
				for (symbol = separator; (*symbol) &amp;&amp; (string &lt; buffer); symbol++)
				{
					*string++ = *symbol;
				}
				for (symbol = *operands; (*symbol) &amp;&amp; (string &lt; buffer); symbol++)
				{
					*string++ = *symbol;
				}
				separator = operator;
			}
			flagword &gt;&gt;= 1;
			operands++;
		}
		*string = (char) (0);
		buffer -= length;
	}
	return (string - (char *)(buffer));
}

#endif


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