Thread: strtok question

Hello,

I am trying to tokenize an input txt file by spaces.

My code for it is:

Code:

while ( fgets (input, LENGTH, inputTxt))
{
   token = strtok(input, " ");
   while(token)
   {
      printf("@%s@\n", token);
      token = strtok(NULL, " ");   
   }

}

As shown I have printed out the tokens encapsulating them with @ symbols.

The issue is that if the input text line is "Our joy advance,"
My output is

Code:

@Our@
@joy@
@advance,
@

My problem is with the last token "advance," the @ symbol shows that the token include a new line \n or maybe it's \0.

I want to send my tokens to another function, but i'm worried the last word of a line includes the \n in it's token.

Is there a way to just get the word by itself?