Hi Robert,
Sorry for the late response, but the fix works for me.
Cheers
Sebastian
Hi Sebastian,
Thanks for the testing and fix, rather than always add in the '\n'
I've changed the code to do a check whether the '\n' is present, if
not add it:
versionLine = source.substr(start_of_line,
end_of_line-start_of_line+1);
if (source[source.size()-1]!='\n')
source.push_back('\n');
I've checked this into svn/trunk, also attached the file. Could you
try this out?
Robert.
On 4 March 2015 at 15:05, Sebastian Messerschmidt
sebastian.messerschm...@gmx.de
mailto:sebastian.messerschm...@gmx.de wrote:
Hi Robert,
If I put a complex version line line
#version 400 compatibility
at the beginning of my shader's source a non-valid shader code is
produced.
I've dived into the problem and found that finding the end line
terminator is non-robust in this case.
It determines the line's end with find_first_of(\n\r, ...)
This will cause the string for the version to end up having \r
as the last character, thus not a newline.
A quick fix is to add a newline (\n) to the version line, as done
in the attached submission against trunk revision.
I didn't spot this in my first tests, as I'm using some own
code/include injection adding extra newlines for the version.
Cheers
Sebastian
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