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XSLPtokencount

XSLPtokencount

Purpose
Count the number of tokens in a free-format character string
Synopsis
int XPRS_CC XSLPtokencount(const char *Record);
Argument
Record 
The character string to be processed. This must be terminated with a null character.
Return value
The number of tokens (strings separated by one or more spaces) in Record.
Example
The following example counts the number of tokens in the string "sin ( x + y )": 
int nToken;
nToken = XSLPtokencount("sin ( x + y )");
Further information
Record should follow the conventions for Extended MPS Format, with each token being separated by one or more spaces from the previous token.
Related topics
XSLPqparse

Parent Topic Library functions

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