Be careful with floating points: a separator can be a point or a comma, and you
don't know what
separator was used when creating a string.
Never expect the separator is always a point or always a comma.
You can find a mix of these 2 notations.
And generally speaking, a point or a comma inside
Le 04/12/2016 à 22:24, Michael Steinberg a écrit :
>
>>> It is similar to a string comparison (for string sorting) but unlike the
>>> usual strncmp() or
>>> strncasecmp() functions, when digits are encountered in a string, they are
>>> converted to a number and
>>> this is the number value
It is similar to a string comparison (for string sorting) but unlike the usual
strncmp() or
strncasecmp() functions, when digits are encountered in a string, they are
converted to a number and
this is the number value which is taken in account for comparison.
I've written my own back then
Hi,
On 04.12.2016 13:33, jp charras wrote:
>> when doing other stuff I ran into one of a gazillion cases that can make
>> StrNumCmp starting in
>> common/string.cpp:214 crash. There are quite a few unchecked iterator
>> dereferences, the aLength
>> parameter is not correctly taken into
Le 04/12/2016 à 13:46, Michael Steinberg a écrit :
>
> Am 04.12.2016 um 13:33 schrieb jp charras:
>> It is similar to a string comparison (for string sorting) but unlike the
>> usual strncmp() or
>> strncasecmp() functions, when digits are encountered in a string, they are
>> converted to a
Am 04.12.2016 um 13:33 schrieb jp charras:
It is similar to a string comparison (for string sorting) but unlike
the usual strncmp() or
strncasecmp() functions, when digits are encountered in a string, they are
converted to a number and
this is the number value which is taken in account for
Le 04/12/2016 à 12:00, Michael Steinberg a écrit :
> Hello all,
>
> when doing other stuff I ran into one of a gazillion cases that can make
> StrNumCmp starting in
> common/string.cpp:214 crash. There are quite a few unchecked iterator
> dereferences, the aLength
> parameter is not correctly
Hello all,
when doing other stuff I ran into one of a gazillion cases that can make
StrNumCmp starting in common/string.cpp:214 crash. There are quite a few
unchecked iterator dereferences, the aLength parameter is not correctly
taken into account, etc.. The comment on the function's
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