* AW: Strings and Integers?
@ 1997-12-01 7:38 Dietmar.Kuehl
1997-12-01 11:19 ` Orn E. Hansen
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From: Dietmar.Kuehl @ 1997-12-01 7:38 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: oliva, oe.hansen; +Cc: egcs
Hi,
>
> I find <string> close to unusable :-) The reason, is that it appears
>implemented as "pascal strings"...
This is probably because you haven't closely paid attention to the
documentation
(like eg. found in the DWP):
> cout.form(" => %8.2f (%d:%s)", v, str.length(), str.data()) << endl;
'data()' is indeed defined to return the internal representation,
potentially without a
terminating '\0'! Use 'c_str()' if you want a '\0' terninated
representation.
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* AW: Strings and Integers?
1997-12-01 7:38 AW: Strings and Integers? Dietmar.Kuehl
@ 1997-12-01 11:19 ` Orn E. Hansen
0 siblings, 0 replies; 2+ messages in thread
From: Orn E. Hansen @ 1997-12-01 11:19 UTC (permalink / raw)
To: Dietmar.Kuehl; +Cc: oliva, oe.hansen, egcs
Dietmar.Kuehl@ASA.IZB-SOFT.de writes:
>
> This is probably because you haven't closely paid attention to the
> documentation
>
That is very true... a good case of RTFM :-)
Actually, I read the header file and was looking for it but it
skipped me by.
And thanks for being patient with me guys... and I complement you for
a good project!
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