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I'm in a Unix course and I have a question. I need to write a
replacement 'find' command and I've got everything done but one. Given
that I have a list of files in a dir stored in a string array, how do
I search each array element to see if it contains a given substring? I
have to be able to determine if the sub string is contained within the
array element in any fashion (begin, middle, end, etc.)

I would appreciate any help with this. Either post here or email
directly to me. Thanks.

It doesn't do anything fancy like regular expressions, mind you.

You apply it to each element of the array in turn.

  Bill> I'm in a Unix course and I have a question. I need to write a
  Bill> replacement 'find' command and I've got everything done but
  Bill> one. Given that I have a list of files in a dir stored in a
  Bill> string array, how do I search each array element to see if it
  Bill> contains a given substring? I have to be able to determine if
  Bill> the sub string is contained within the array element in any
  Bill> fashion (begin, middle, end, etc.)

  Bill> I would appreciate any help with this. Either post here or
  Bill> email directly to me. Thanks.

strstr(3).