Is there an already made string comparison function (that works with STRING pointer or char pointer/array)? I really need string comparison but unfortunately the lite-c version of str_cmp() can't do it (It returns either 1 or 0, not like the c/c++ counterpart). I can create the function myself but I don't really want to reinvent the wheel .

Thanks for any response.

i always work with str_cmpi, and they work fine for me.
Can you explain what exactly you want/need, because it's not very clear to me what you need it for?

regards,

Really sorry, I discovered that i need to use strcmp (not str_cmp). I thought that th c/c++ strcmp was replaced by the str_cmp. (I promise next time I will do some search before posting )

Thanks to all.

Yesterday, i wanted to create a graphical font from ttf fonts installed on windows. Now, I have the font list but I want to sort them out before putting them in a list so the font can be changed before saving into a file. I store the fonts name inside an array and I have already implemented a quicksort to sort the array, that's why i need the string comparison