On 10/01/07, Wilson, Dave <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Thanks Dave, but
>
> "
>> Use exactly the same test as above:
>>
>> case STATSVALUE:
>> if ( strlen(tempPTR->Name) == 0 ) return NULL; <====
>> long_ret = tempPTR->Value;
>> return (unsigned char *) &long_ret; "
>
> tempPTR->Name is not a string, it's an integer.
Eh?
I took that from your original code fragment (STATSNAME)
where you were definitely using it as a string.
I'd assumed that 'tempPTR' was a pointer to the data structure
holding one row of the table. Something of the form:
struct myRow {
int Index;
char* Name;
int Value;
}
So before returning the (integer) 'tempPTR->Value',
you'd check that the (string) 'tempPTR->Name' is valid.
If that's not how the data is structured, then you'll need to
give a bit more detail before we can offer sensible advice.
Dave
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