On Tuesday 22 Mar 2016 22:30:50 Johan Ström wrote:
> On 22/03/16 21:56, Andy Carter wrote:
> > statement. Changing this to
> >
> > if (extension == elements - 1) { // last element
> >
> > entry_length = end - buffer_position - element - 1 ;
Typo, that should of course have been
if (extension == elements - 1) { // last element
entry_length = end - buffer_position - elements - 1 ;
> My theory is, the buffer begins as "aaa,bbb,ccc,ddd".
> After each iteration, it does memmove and trims away the comma (moves
> rest of string down 1 byte).
> That is, "bbb,ccc,ddd" is moved 1 byte earlier. But it does not
> overwrite the data behind the "end". Result:
> 0 round: aaa,bbb,ccc,ddd\0
> 1 round: aaabbb,ccc,dddd\0
> 2 round: aaabbbccc,dddd\0\0
> 3 round: aaabbbcccdddd\0\0\0
Yes, I think so - it's just taken me a lot longer to get there than you :)
> The first three elements are get's their length properly (3).
It looks to me that the lower section of the function is getting the result
right and calculating entry_length correctly
> But the last one gets wrong length, instead of 3 it gets 6... Well, that
> doesn't really match what you describe either..so..
My thinking was that we have an extra element for each comma and entry_length
is calculated wrongly within that if statement - but then that leaves the
extra 'd' :/
> To nail this properly, I'm going to try to write some unittests for
> this, so it is reproducible and works for all side-cases (wrong lengths
> etc).
That would be most useful.
I'm sure there is no rush, the device is perfectly usable writing line by line
now following your earlier fix.
> As for your offer on an LCD
Many of us rely heavily on the time and effort put in by OS developers but can
add little - other than causing more work by finding bugs
Non-developers providing the odd bit of hardware seems to me to be one way of
supporting the community.
Thanks
Andy
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