Tim Astle wrote in message <17130@palm-dev-forum>...
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>> char TempCode[5] = "0000\0";
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>Correct me if I'm wrong, but don't you assign arrays in this fashion?
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>// Assuming that the \0 was a NUL terminator
>char TempCode[] = "0000";
>// or
>char TempCode[5] = {'0', '0', '0', '0', '\0'};
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Hmm... that part went right by me. True enough that you
don't need the explicit terminator on the string constant
(and later on in the StrCopy I removed it...) In memory
this would be 0x30 0x30 0x30 0x30 0x00 0x00 (6 bytes)
However, would it cause a problem? Depends upon how
string (char array w/ string constant) initialization is done.
If it's done until the first NUL, then no problem. If it's done
for every char represented in the string + an additional NUL,
then we gots a problem w/ what I typed.
Properly, it would be
char TempCode[5] = "0000";
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