where is strstri in script.cpp defined?

PerditionC · 11th January 2004, 16:11

I finally compiled a MinGW build that correctly handled user variables (the .ndata section originally was placed before the imports causing fun havoc), and I am updating my source from a few weeks back before submitting a patch. However, script.cpp now seems to make use of strstri, but I can't seem to find where the function/macro is defined.
I'm probably just overlooking it, but would someone please point out where in the source it is defined.

Thanks,
Jeremy

Joost Verburg · 11th January 2004, 17:17

It's just a case insensitive version of strstr. Just a Windows API function.

Spatacoli · 11th January 2004, 22:09

I found that I needed to #include <shlwapi.h> to get today's release to compile. Should I have needed to do that?

Joost Verburg · 12th January 2004, 06:40

There declarion is indeed there. I'll have a look at it later.

PerditionC · 12th January 2004, 07:52

Thanks, I looked in MinGW's shlwapi.h and it does have StrStrI, I was only looking for strstri.

Joost Verburg · 12th January 2004, 14:28

Because shlwapi does not exist by default on all Windows versions, I added something else.

It should work fine now.

11th January 2004, 16:11	#1
PerditionC Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 27	where is strstri in script.cpp defined? I finally compiled a MinGW build that correctly handled user variables (the .ndata section originally was placed before the imports causing fun havoc), and I am updating my source from a few weeks back before submitting a patch. However, script.cpp now seems to make use of strstri, but I can't seem to find where the function/macro is defined. I'm probably just overlooking it, but would someone please point out where in the source it is defined. Thanks, Jeremy

12th January 2004, 14:28	#6
Joost Verburg NSIS MUI Dev Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 3,717	Because shlwapi does not exist by default on all Windows versions, I added something else. It should work fine now. Last edited by Joost Verburg; 12th January 2004 at 17:08.

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11th January 2004, 17:17	#2
Joost Verburg NSIS MUI Dev Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 3,717	It's just a case insensitive version of strstr. Just a Windows API function.

11th January 2004, 22:09	#3
Spatacoli Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2004 Posts: 24	I found that I needed to #include <shlwapi.h> to get today's release to compile. Should I have needed to do that?

12th January 2004, 06:40	#4
Joost Verburg NSIS MUI Dev Join Date: Nov 2001 Posts: 3,717	There declarion is indeed there. I'll have a look at it later.

12th January 2004, 07:52	#5
PerditionC Junior Member Join Date: Jan 2003 Posts: 27	Thanks, I looked in MinGW's shlwapi.h and it does have StrStrI, I was only looking for strstri.