c spaces in a compressed string

Use pure c to remove a space at the beginning and end of a string, and keep only one inside if there are contiguous spaces.

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#include<stdio.h> #include<stdlib.h> #include<string.h> voidTrimspace (Char*pstr) { if(NULL= = pStr)return; intLow =0; intHigh =0; intStrLen = StrLen (PSTR); /**< Remove space in front of String * / while(Pstr[high] = ="'&& High < StrLen) { ++high; } while(High < StrLen) { if(Pstr[high] = ="') //read consecutive spaces and compress them into a single space         { pstr[low++] ="'; while(Pstr[high] = ="'&& High < StrLen) { ++high; } } Else Read consecutive words         { while(Pstr[high]! ="'&& High < StrLen) { pstr[low++] = pstr[high++]; } } } /**< Remove spaces at the end of a string * / if(Pstr[low-1] == "') { Pstr[low-1] = ' + '; } Else { Pstr[low] =' + '; } } intMain () { intsize =1024x768; Char*pstr = malloc (sizeof(Char) * size); Gets (PSTR); Trimspace (PSTR); printf ('%s ', PSTR); Free (PSTR); return 0; }

c spaces in a compressed string