--- In [email protected], "entropyreduction" <alancampbelllists+ya...@...> wrote: > > I'm fairly confused. But if you changed the way vec handles look > > "The redesign was to get rid of that ugly global table and use dynamically > allocated vector structures; the vector handle is now the address of the > handle (with 00's escaped)." > > there's definitely gonna be problems, unless you changed my code > for vec_exists(pszArg). (odbc/sqlite don't need to call that: they _know_ a > specific parameter is gonna be a handle to a vec, no debate. Regex code > replies on inspecting a particular parameter to see if it's a vec handle or > not, and acting accordingly).
FWIW regex.pcrereplace isn't one of the services that has a possible vector in parameters. Guess that doesn't necessarily stop the code from looking for one. > > In another post you said source code was included with something. > I downloaded a vec dll, not enclosed in a zip. Source code is > where? I think he means in the plugins_source.zip which is available in plugins dir after installing. But I also think maybe the wrong vec.dll was posted a couple of days ago because the source in the zip is dated Apr 29, yet the vec.dll from the webeddie site didn't have these issues. Bruce, it would be helpful if you could zip up test exes and dlls before posting. It preserves the file dates plus if you have XP SP3 or a later OS, you have to manually unblock exe, dll and chm files (by changing file properties) to make them fully functional if they are downloaded directly from the internet. Regards, Sheri
