Hello,
i found a bug with nglString::Format :
if the string is initialized, then the method
Format() fail (infinite loop)
code:
nglString ConvertTimeToString(time_t Time)
{
nglString strTime = ""; // converted time
struct tm *pTimeInfo = localtime(&Time);
if(pTimeInfo)
{
strTime.Format("%d-%d-%d-%d-%d-%d", // ! infinite loop !
(pTimeInfo->tm_year)+ 1900,
(pTimeInfo->tm_mon) + 1,
pTimeInfo->tm_mday,
pTimeInfo->tm_hour,
pTimeInfo->tm_min,
pTimeInfo->tm_sec);
}
return strTime;
}
Jerome blondon.
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On Wed, 2002-06-05 at 23:43, Jerome Blondon wrote:
Hello,
i found a bug with nglString::Format :
if the string is initialized, then the method
Format() fail (infinite loop)
Hello,
this should be fixed in CVS now. Thanks for your concise report and
code snippet. Just remember to mention the platform you're using,
Format() happens to have a different implementation for Win32 and Unix
(even if I do know you're Win32 :)).
BTW, I _strongly_ suggest you rely on the portable and fully documented
nglTime::GetLocalTimeStr(). More generally, wonder if you can't replace
a libc call by a NGL portable method.
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Hi!
The problem is that we had a hard time getting nglTime/nglTimeInfo to work
on win32 because of its recursive refinition:
class A
{
public:
static const A mA;
}
It seems that the copy constructor screws up the stack quite a bit. We don't
really understand what is happening. May be jerome can send the offending
snippet of code.
Sebastien
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> Hello,
> i found a bug with nglString::Format :
> if the string is initialized, then the method
> Format() fail (infinite loop)
Hello,
this should be fixed in CVS now. Thanks for your concise report and
code snippet. Just remember to mention the platform you're using,
Format() happens to have a different implementation for Win32 and Unix
(even if I do know you're Win32 :)).
BTW, I _strongly_ suggest you rely on the portable and fully documented
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Hello,
considering the following code snippet :
nglString nothing;
nglString something = _T("something");
something = nothing;
--> execution :
something contains "something" and not ""..
Because of that, the following code (using nui) doesn't work :
nuiEditLine *mpTxtName;
nglString mName;
void myClass::OnTextChanged(nuiEvent *pEvent)
{
name = mpTxtName->GetText();
}
if mpTxtName is blank, name is not reinitialized.
is it a normal behavior ?
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On Thu, 2002-06-06 at 02:53, Jerome Blondon wrote:
Hello,
considering the following code snippet :
nglString nothing;
nglString something = _T("something");
something = nothing;
--> execution :
something contains "something" and not ""..
is it a normal behavior ?
It's definitely a bug. However since you're talking about behaviour,
I'll try to make some things clear, since nglString is not such a
trivial issue ...
Null and empty strings are not the same beast. The default constructor
nglString() builds a null string. You also have the pre-built
nglString::Null and nglString::Empty objects to play with. A little
table to show the situation :
| IsNull() | IsEmpty()
------------------|----------|----------
nglString::Null | yes | yes
nglString::Empty | no | yes
nglString("test") | no | no
This distinction has been made when looking after several toolkits and
script languages : objects or variables need to have an
'invalid/uninitialized' state. In our case, NGL methods can return a
string where "" (the empty string) is a valid result, thus they need the
null string to report an invalid or unavailable result.
As a side effect, Format() methods replace null string with the text
"null" (this is OS dependent but true for both Unix and Win32).
Now concerning nglString, a policy has been added recently upon Meeloo's
request : a non-null string cannot become null again by 'regular
operations'. All operations will at most reduce the string content to
the "" (empty) string, even if you're deleting more chars than available
for instance.
This said, this operation must nullify the 'text' object :
text = nglString::Null;
because this is an object copy, and text _must_ be a copy of
nglString::Null. This is the reported bug, and will be fixed in CVS in
the following minutes. Now this won't succeed :
text = NULL;
Since it's a buffer copy to the text object, and all nglString methods
will fail on NULL supplied buffers. text will be left untouched.
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nglFont now tries to find a Unicode charmap in the font ressources, and
if found, automatically translates strings in the current locale to UCS2
and fetch the glyph indexes thru the Unicode charmap. This is done
automatically at load time, you don't have to play with SelectCharmap()
until you really want to.
Since the nglWindow::OnKey() return a char code using the current locale
(when USE_WCHAR is not defined), the font/metrics demo can finally show
you exactly what you type on your keyboard (at least currently under
Win32).
This is more or less a backport from the nglFont 2nd edition (not yet in
CVS), which will also involve a nglString improvement (encoding
translation will be handled _only_ in nglString).
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Still to come: eradication of public access to mLeft/right/top/bottom. You
can start to use the access methods instead as the current implementation is
just plain evil!
Sorry for the mess,
MeeLoo
PS to Jerome: I propose you don't bother playing catch up with this commit &
let me take care of it tomorrow, as soon as I arrive.
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CVS reportCommit from meeloo 2002/06/18 19:10:54
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------
- after quite a long struggle i'm quite pleased: nuiRect now is completely
based on floats.
- introduced a new type: nuiSize. This type is used anywhere in nui where
you need to handle coordinates.
- BEWARE! This commit MAY totaly screw up your application! Use with care
and BACKUP your current local repository. (you have been warned!!).
- If you happend to have screwed up, Vincent give you this piece of advice
(and CVS magic spell):
cvs -dcvs.ngl.sourceforge.net:/cvsroot/ngl co -r before_nuisize nui
- share and enjoy!
41 files modified
Module File name Version
nui ChangeLog 1.27 >>> 1.28
nui examples/nuitest/nuiGearWin.cpp 1.7 >>> 1.8
nui examples/nuitest/nuiWin.cpp 1.23 >>> 1.24
nui include/nuiButton.h 1.3 >>> 1.4
nui include/nuiDrawContext.h 1.3 >>> 1.4
nui include/nuiEditText.h 1.9 >>> 1.10
nui include/nuiFlags.h 1.3 >>> 1.4
nui include/nuiImage.h 1.9 >>> 1.10
nui include/nuiList.h 1.10 >>> 1.11
nui include/nuiMainWindow.h 1.8 >>> 1.9
nui include/nuiMenu.h 1.4 >>> 1.5
nui include/nuiMenuItem.h 1.2 >>> 1.3
nui include/nuiMouseEvent.h 1.3 >>> 1.4
nui include/nuiObject.h 1.12 >>> 1.13
nui include/nuiRange.h 1.2 >>> 1.3
nui include/nuiRect.h 1.4 >>> 1.5
nui include/nuiScrollBar.h 1.6 >>> 1.7
nui include/nuiSplitter.h 1.7 >>> 1.8
nui include/nuiTable.h 1.9 >>> 1.10
nui include/nuiTheme.h 1.7 >>> 1.8
nui include/nuiUserArea.h 1.2 >>> 1.3
nui include/nuiWidgetBox.h 1.2 >>> 1.3
nui include/nuiWindow.h 1.14 >>> 1.15
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nui src/core/nuiImage.cpp 1.9 >>> 1.10
nui src/core/nuiMainWindow.cpp 1.21 >>> 1.22
nui src/core/nuiObject.cpp 1.23 >>> 1.24
nui src/core/nuiTheme.cpp 1.15 >>> 1.16
nui src/core/nuiWindow.cpp 1.20 >>> 1.21
nui src/widgets/nuiButton.cpp 1.6 >>> 1.7
nui src/widgets/nuiEditLine.cpp 1.1 >>> 1.2
nui src/widgets/nuiEditText.cpp 1.23 >>> 1.24
nui src/widgets/nuiLabel.cpp 1.4 >>> 1.5
nui src/widgets/nuiList.cpp 1.18 >>> 1.19
nui src/widgets/nuiMenuItem.cpp 1.5 >>> 1.6
nui src/widgets/nuiScrollBar.cpp 1.10 >>> 1.11
nui src/widgets/nuiSplitter.cpp 1.11 >>> 1.12
nui src/widgets/nuiTable.cpp 1.11 >>> 1.12
nui src/widgets/nuiUserArea.cpp 1.5 >>> 1.6
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Meeloo, you forgot to add the header and implementation files of
nuiContainer and nuiWidget into the CVS tree ... Thanks :)
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Date: Sat Jun 29 17:48:02 2002
X-Original-Date: 30 Jun 2002 02:47:02 +0200
GNU libc has iconv() since 2.1 and a really 100 0.000000unctional
You should read '100% functionnal', Perl has some unexpected intiatives
sometimes :)
