Regards,
Geoffrey Odhner _______________________________________________ macports-users mailing list [email protected] https://lists.macosforge.org/mailman/listinfo/macports-users
Now I have a problem with std::istream::get. I resolved my problem with
the backslash adequately for now. I neglected the one syntax that is
accepted by the regex parser, octal encoding. \134 is accepted as
specifying a literal backslash. Now I do intend to file a bug report on
the crash caused by the hex and Unicode formats, but now that I have the
octal form parsing, I've found that my actual data isn't being read by
the input routine. When I have a std::istream infile, and do
infile.get(char*), it's supposed to read up to but not including the
newline, so I should be able to do an infile.peek() and see the newline,
or do an infile.get() and get the newline, but I can't. Instead there's
an '\xff', which doesn't exist in the real file. What's going on? Is
there any documentation that tells my why I should be getting this
behavior? I appreciate any enlightenment anyone can send my way.
