Otis Gospodnetic wrote:
> Is the idea to:
> 1) get the char[] buffer from Token
> 2) get its real length via termLength()
Yes. And, on getting the char[] buffer, if you need more space than
its current length, call resizeTermBuffer(int newSize), which returns
a buffer
of size >= newSize.
> 3) manually fill a new char[] with the content of the buffer,
minus the extra buffering?
Or, better, directly alter the char[] buffer you just got, in place.
If you really need/want to do a new buffer, then you can call
Token.setTermBuffer and it will do the copy (into its buffer) for
you.
Mike
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