Mark Atwood wrote:
In the new drizzle query log, what should I do if I encounter an event
that has a database name, table name, or a query that has a non-ASCII
character.
I would say for now, please use the String class and related charset to
handle UTF8. You can use the String class like so:
char buff[40];
String tmp(buff, sizeof(buff), &my_charset_utf8_general_ci);
String *res;
res should now point to an allocated String instance. To get the const
char * of String, do:
res->c_ptr() (along with res->length())
Hope this answers your question... not sure.
Cheers,
Jay
Should I just snprintf with %s and hope for the best?
Should I convert it to a printable ASCII string? And if so, should I
convert it to a C-like backslash quoted string, or a HTML encoded
string, or?
An additional complexity is that currently I'm writing to CSV formed
file, so I already have to quote out commas and quote marks...
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