matchString patterns couldn't be used to find files with the # character
as it was only treated as a digit wildcard. SCI expected that to work as
it looks for files that start with the # character.
This fixes a crash due to concurrent access to the global MemoryPool
used by the String class when String objects are used simultaneously
from several threads (as is for example the case when enabling the
cloud features).
See bug #10524: Thread safety issue with MemoryPool
This API is intended for use in cases where C strings come
from untrusted sources like game files, where malformed data
missing the null terminator would cause strlen to read out of
bounds.
COMMON: Add replacement to common/algorithm.h
COMMON: Intermediate commit to show doubts.
COMMON: Basic String::replace() methods implemented.
COMMON: Fix typo in the algorithm.h documentation.
COMMON: Fix documentation of String::replace()
COMMON: Fix formatting issues in method signatures.
COMMON: Add assert and reformat loops in str and algorithm.
COMMON: Fix typo in comment.
COMMON: Fix style in string test cases.
COMMON: Add Doxygen documentation to algorithm and String.
COMMON: Add Doxygen documentation to algorithm and String.
COMMON: Add Doxygen documentation to algorithm.
COMMON: Fix style in algorithm comments.
COMMON: Add Doxygen comments to String.
COMMON: Add Doxygen comments to algorithm test function.
COMMON: Add String support for substring replace.
COMMON: Fix string replace to comply with STL
COMMON: Fix documentation on string replace
COMMON: Fix style in string replace
COMMON: Fix unwanted reference problem in String::replace().
COMMON: Fix indentation in comments for replace
COMMON: Fix indentation in replace
COMMON: Fix comments in String::replace to match implementation.
COMMON: Remove assert to allow for not-null-terminated character arrays
COMMON: Add new test for String::replace
COMMON: Fix broken comments on String::replace
COMMON: Fix sharing bug on ensureCapacity
COMMON: Remove superfluous call to makeUnique()
On some systems, passing signed chars to macros like isspace() etc. lead
to a runtime error. Hence, mark these macros as forbidden by default,
and introduce otherwise equivalent alternatives for them.
This is a first step towards getting rid of all uses of regular printf,
fprintf, vprintf, vfprintf, puts, fputs, etc. in our codebase.
The name format() reflects the purpose of the function, and parallels
String.format() in Java, boost::format, and others.
svn-id: r54004
The return value of vsnprintf when the provided buffer is not large
enough to hold the formatted string is implementation-dependent:
C99: The size the formatted string would take up.
MSVC: -1, with no indication of how large the buffer should be.
IRIX: The number of characters actually written, which is at most
the size of the buffer minus one, as the string is truncated
to fit. This means the only way to be sure the entire string
is written is if the return value is less than the capacity - 1.
This change means that whenever we try to format a string where the size
is 1 below the built-in capacity, that the capacity will be needlessly increased.
If this turns out to be problematic we could make this behaviour __sgi conditional.
svn-id: r53143
