Lior Silberman <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| This is a known feature of strstream::str() - it does _not_ null-terminate
| the string. You need to explicitely write a '\0' to the stream for this.
| (this behavrious is documented in the strstream manpage).
I know this. Just look at the other place
On 28 Jun 2000, Lars Gullik [iso-8859-1] Bj&resh;nnes wrote:
> I'd really like to know what strlen(s) in #0 is...
> And I can't really se why it craches... s != NULL, *s != "" n > 0 < npos.
>
> Ok, had a look... The only think I can thing of would be to add a '\0'
> to the read...hmm this can be
Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > This is what I did first...then some tests showed that this was
| > _really_ slow, so I changed it.
|
| There seems to be indeed a factor of 10 between the running times.
| Strange thing.
agree.
| On the other hand - we are talking about less than
> This is what I did first...then some tests showed that this was
> _really_ slow, so I changed it.
There seems to be indeed a factor of 10 between the running times.
Strange thing.
On the other hand - we are talking about less than a second for a
1-MB-file. Having documents this large is rather
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Lars> You get a dynamic char* that you have to manually delete. How
| Lars> large should the char[] buffer be?
|
| The size of the file, probably.
Dynamic char[] is just as easy to work with. (in this case)
| Lars> | I am trying to fix the bug
> "Lars" == Lars Gullik Bjønnes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
Lars> | - why is the ostrstream created without a corresponding char[]
Lars> buffer, | whereas a buffer is used in the other cases? What;s
Lars> the behaviour of | the constructor in this case (I read the std,
Lars> but I am not sure
Andre Poenitz <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| > Lars, could you explain a bit how the code in lyx::lyxsum works?
| >
| > - why do we need a ostringstream/ostrstream? Is it really imppossible
| > to output from an ifstream to a string? That looks like a stupid
| > thing, IMO.
|
| Since do_crc(
Jean-Marc Lasgouttes <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Lars, could you explain a bit how the code in lyx::lyxsum works?
|
| - why do we need a ostringstream/ostrstream? Is it really imppossible
| to output from an ifstream to a string? That looks like a stupid
| thing, IMO.
And istream_iterator
> Lars, could you explain a bit how the code in lyx::lyxsum works?
>
> - why do we need a ostringstream/ostrstream? Is it really imppossible
> to output from an ifstream to a string? That looks like a stupid
> thing, IMO.
Since do_crc() seems to accept _any_ input iterator,
one should be abl
Lars, could you explain a bit how the code in lyx::lyxsum works?
- why do we need a ostringstream/ostrstream? Is it really imppossible
to output from an ifstream to a string? That looks like a stupid
thing, IMO.
- why is the ostrstream created without a corresponding char[] buffer,
wherea
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