Use the system call to read the path in the read file under Linux

You can cooperate with Yesterday's analog shell to read the path.txt content read from the enabled file path from the environment variable to / bin; / home / test; #include #include #include #include #include #include #include #define max 8192

INT SLIP (Char * Str, Char * Path [10]) {char * p; INT I, J; Char FullPath [10] [MAX] = {}; p = Str; i = 0; while ((* P) ! = 10) {j = 0; while (* p)! = ';') {FullPath [i] [j ] = * p; p ;} i ; p ;} i = 0; while (i <10 ) {Path [i] = fullpath [i]; i ;} i = 0; while (path [i] [0]! = 0) {Printf ("% D IS% S / N", I, PATH [i ]); I ;} if (path == null) return 0; Return 1;}

INT main () {Int i; char fpath; char * path [10]; file * stream; char Tempstr [MAX] = {}; if ((stream = fopen ("./ path.txt", "r") ) == NULL) {Printf ("can not open file / n"); exit (1);} Printf ("OpenFile IS OK / N"); while (fpath = fgetc (stream))! = EOF) { Tempstr [0] = fpath; if (& TempStr [1], Max, Stream) == NULL) EXIT (1);} Printf ("THE DATA IS% S / N", Tempstr); if (Slip (Tempstr) , PATH) == 0) {Printf ("THE SLIP FAILS / N"); exit (1);} i = 0; While (Path [i] [0]! = 0) {Printf ("Path [% D ] IS% S / N ", I, PATH [I]); i ;} returnif 1;}