

#include <nitro/os.h>
void OS_ConvertToArguments( const char* str,
char cs,
char* buffer,
u32 bufferSize );
| str | The string used for the argument data. |
| cs | Separates characters in arguments. |
| buffer | Argument buffer for storing argument data. |
| bufferSize | Size of argument buffer. |
None.
The string is converted into argument data and stored in the specified buffer.
This converted argument data can be retrieved by OS_GetArgc, OS_GetArgv or OS_GetOpt. Although by default the argument buffer area held in the system is used (argument data can be embedded here using the buryarg or buryarg.TWL tools), you can switch to another argument buffer using OS_SetArgumentBuffer().
Specify the string used for argument data in str and the separator character for arguments in cs.
(Example)
If " " (space) is used as the separator and the three arguments "-a", "123", and "test string" are to be passed, specify as follows:
OS_ConvertToArguments( "dummy -a 123 \"test string\"",
' ', buffer, size );
BecauseOS_GetArgv(0)is the program name by default andOS_GetOpt()begins anaylsis from the item corresponding toOS_GetArgv(1), the dummy program name "dummy" is assigned to the string.
" test string" includes a space (delimiter) in the middle, but is handled as a single argument by enclosing with " ".
buffer specifies the buffer area in which argument data is to be stored.bufferSize specifies the buffer size. Data is not written to the buffer beyond this region.
This function does nothing in the FINALROM build.
OS_GetArgv, OS_GetArgc, OS_GetOpt
buryarg Tool,buryarg.TWL Tool
OS_GetArgumentBuffer, OS_ConvertToArguments
2008/07/09 Added information on buryarg.TWL.
2005/09/09 Initial version.
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