The stchar() function

The stchar() function stores a null-terminated string in a fixed-length string, padding the end with blanks, if necessary.

Syntax

void stchar(from, to, count)
   char *from;
   char *to;
   mint count;
from
A pointer to the first byte of a null-terminated source string.
to
A pointer to the fixed-length destination string. This argument can point to a location that overlaps the location to which the from argument points. In this case, the function discards the value to which from points.
count
The number of bytes in the fixed-length destination string.