> Make sure you blank the string at the start tag.
>
> David
Here's what's in the Traffic Manager:
void FGTrafficManager::data (const char * s, int len)
{
string token = string(s,len);
if (( token.find(" ") == string::npos
&& (token.find('\n')) == string::npos))
{
value += token;
} else {
value = string("");
}
}
So, it looks like in this case value is set to the null string if the data()
call is
passed anything with a space or carriage return in it. That seems wierd. If
there are
spaces in between tag delimeters that would cause a Bad Thing, it seems to me.
I've seen
this on occasion:
<property> fdm/roll-rate </property>
Is this in bad form? Should it cause a crash, or should it be handled?
Now, going back to the function call data(), it appears that if the carriage
return or
space is not found in the string, it is appended to a "working string".
Jon
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