Removing null terminator from a string

Hey all,

I'm new to C and am stuck...

I have written the following code:
...
char * token[32];
token[0] = strtok(input," ");
char * p;
int i = 1;
while (p = strtok(NULL, " "))
token[i++] = p;
...
and would like to remove the \n character from token[i-1].

Anyone know how to do this?

strtok(NULL, " \n")

Nice! I actually didn't think of that at all.

Thanks!

It seems that you've got a couple of terms confused:

'\n' is a newline character.
'\0' is a null terminator (or null byte, or null character).

A null terminator marks the end of a string (without a null terminator, you don't have a string). A newline marks the end of a line, and of course isn't a necessary part of a string the way a null terminator is.