$\frac{?}{?}****$

This looks for "target" in the database and returns the index if found.

For example, if the database includes entries with the following names:

"alice", "bob", "boy". Then if calling db$\_$find$\_$one$($db$,"$b$",0),$ the function

will search $db$ for any entries with the name starting with $"$b$",$ beginning

with the first $($oth$)$ index. In this case, it will return $1$ as the index of

the first match "bob".

@param database: a pointer to the database structure

Qparam target: a string to look for in the database's names

Qparam initialIndex: a starting index in case you want to search part

of the database

@returns the index of the first matching entry or $-1$ if it wasn't found.

$*/$

int db$\_$find$\_$one$($struct db$\_$entry$**$ database, const char$*$ target,$\frac{?}{?}****$

This looks for "target" in the database and returns the index if found.

For example, if the database includes entries with the following names:

"alice", "bob", "boy". Then if calling db$\_$find$\_$one$($db$,"$b$",0),$ the function

will search $db$ for any entries with the name starting with $"$b$",$ beginning

with the first $($oth$)$ index. In this case, it will return $1$ as the index of

the first match "bob".

@param database: a pointer to the database structure

Qparam target: a string to look for in the database's names

Qparam initialIndex: a starting index in case you want to search part

of the database

@returns the index of the first matching entry or $-1$ if it wasn't found.

$*/$

int db$\_$find$\_$one$($struct db$\_$entry$**$ database, const char$*$ target,