//  Copyright (C) 2006 Constantin Kaplinsky. All Rights Reserved.
//
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//
// The ParseHostPort function parses a VNC host name which can be specified
// in one of these formats:
//   (1) hostname
//   (2) hostname:display   (display < 100)
//   (3) hostname:port      (port >= 100)
//   (4) hostname::port
// The function determines and returns the port number, and modifies str[]
// by inserting a zero byte in place of the first colon found in the string.
// The algorithm of determining the port number is as follows:
//   (1) if there are no colons in the string, base_port is used;
//   (2) if there is one colon and the following number is less than 100,
//       then the port number is calculated by adding this number (display
//       number) to base_port;
//   (3) if there is one colon and the following number is 100 or greater,
//       then this number is interpreted as a port number;
//   (4) if there are two colons, the following number is always treated as
//       a port number.
//

int ParseHostPort(char *str, int base_port);