Le decadi 10 germinal, an CCXXV, Alexander Strasser a écrit : > If expiry is zero terminated and you are going through it one byte at a time, > you could omit the strlen call and just check if expiry[i] is non zero. > > It's maybe the more common idiom too.
On the other hand, code that does not need a 0-terminated string is more generic. I am thinking of the ideas I posted a few months ago about reworking the options system to avoid escaping hell. Parsers for various types must be able to work in the middle of strings with foreign delimiters. Code that is already capable of working in the middle of a string would be easier to integrate. Of course, all this is in the far future. I will not insist on all new code to be able to work like that, but I would like it nonetheless. And if it is already written that way, let us keep it. All in all, 0-terminated strings were a terrible terrible idea. Regards, -- Nicolas George
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