On May 14, 2010, at 10:08 AM, Mathieu Bouchard wrote:
On Fri, 14 May 2010, patko wrote:
but in both cases it doesn't crash anymore.
AND i wanted to say that it's also "luck" that it doesn't crash
anymore.
It would be more instructive and helpful if a programme would crash
every time that the code does something wrong, but alas, this is not
the case.
Arg, this stuff is maddening. If you look at scalar_properties() in
g_scalar.c, you'll see Miller does the opposite with that resize, the
+1 is in the new size, not the old. I think I'll try it like that.
binbuf_add(bb, argc, argv);
binbuf_gettext(bb, &buf, &bufsize);
buf = t_resizebytes(buf, bufsize, bufsize+1);
buf[bufsize] = 0;
x->x_sym = gensym(buf);
binbuf_free(bb);
.hc
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