On Tue, 21 Sep 1999, T.C. Zhao wrote:
>
> I don't know how big BUFFER_SIZE is, but you really should be
> doing BUFFER_SIZE-1, and manually set the last char to 0
> as strncpy() does not append the null character.
Thanks to TC and Michael.
This is not the problem however!
I found that the 'crash point' was independent of buffer size, and
printing out index and buffer content showed everything as expected.
Remming out the "fl_replace_browser_line()" statement stopped the crashes
however.
The problem seems to be when the first characters of the line combines
with the the "@Cxx" to give something which can't be handled. I have
cured the problem by delimiting the colour number with a space:
sprintf(buffer2, "@C%i ",COLOUR);
strncat(buffer2, buffer1, BUFFER_SIZE);
fl_replace_browser_line(file_viewer, i, buffer2);
This is OK, but the selected lines are now displaced one character to the
right.
Is there a better, invisable way of delimiting the colour?
Thanks
Peter Hanley
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