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Re: Some 'missing' string functions [message #13781 is a reply to message #13779] |
Sat, 26 January 2008 14:49 |
mdelfede
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luzr wrote on Sat, 26 January 2008 14:24 |
mdelfede wrote on Sat, 26 January 2008 08:06 |
BTW, another stuf I think is missing is a constant that is returned when no match is found. std:: uses string::npos, which should have a value of -1 but makes code reading easer.
Ciao
Max
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Well, I do not know. <0 is a common way for U++ to say "not found", used everywhere.
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yes, you're right... that's because Upp uses 'int' as string index, where std:: uses size_t which is unsigned... because of that I've got some problem translating the code to Upp.
I'll change all indexes to 'int' in code, and put error checking as '< 0' instead '== -1'.
Ciao
Max
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