We already have strim() which removes leading and trailing
whitespace. But sure, that sounds like a good idea. It would go in
front of strim() and strim would call it first then strim() would
look like this:
char *strim(char *s)
{
trim_trailing(s);
return skip_spaces(s);
}
Good luck on getting everyone to agree on a name for your function.
Python uses rstrip() for this. CC Andrew Morton and lkml when you
have a patch ready.
regards,
dan carpenter
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