// // wcstok_s.cpp // // Copyright (c) Microsoft Corporation. All rights reserved. // // Defines wcstok_s(), which tokenizes a string via repeated calls. See strtok() // for more details. This more secure function uses a caller-provided context // instead of the thread-local tokenization state. // #include #include // This common implementation is used by both strtok() and strtok_s() extern "C" wchar_t* __cdecl __acrt_wcstok_s_novalidation( _Inout_opt_z_ wchar_t* string, _In_z_ wchar_t const* control, _Inout_ _Deref_prepost_opt_z_ wchar_t** context ) { // If string is null, set the iterator to the saved pointer (i.e., continue // breaking tokens out of the string from the last strtok call): wchar_t* string_it = string != nullptr ? string : *context; // Find beginning of token (skip over leading delimiters). Note that // there is no token iff this loop sets string to point to the terminal // null (*string == '\0') while (*string_it) { wchar_t const* control_it = control; for (; *control_it && *control_it != *string_it; ++control_it) { } if (!*control_it) break; ++string_it; } wchar_t* const token_first = string_it; // Find the end of the token. If it is not the end of the string, put a // null character there: for (; *string_it; ++string_it) { wchar_t const* control_it = control; for (; *control_it && *control_it != *string_it; ++control_it) { } if (*control_it) { *string_it++ = '\0'; break; } } // Update the saved pointer: *context = string_it; // Determine if a token has been found. return string_it != token_first ? token_first : nullptr; } extern "C" wchar_t* __cdecl wcstok_s( wchar_t* const string, wchar_t const* const control, wchar_t** const context ) { _VALIDATE_POINTER_ERROR_RETURN(context, EINVAL, nullptr); _VALIDATE_POINTER_ERROR_RETURN(control, EINVAL, nullptr); _VALIDATE_CONDITION_ERROR_RETURN(string != nullptr || *context != nullptr, EINVAL, nullptr); return __acrt_wcstok_s_novalidation(string, control, context); }