> From: Peter Krebs [pkr...@gmail.com]
>
> I noticed, to my horror, that the SIP grammar actually allows ASCII NULL
> characters in certain message elements (Reason-Phrase, quoted string,...are
> there any more?). Is there any actual sense in using this characters in said
> elements other than giv
Imagine a display name of "funny\x00name" or something which you want to
store as string for easier processing. Normal string handling with the
stdlib functions won't work anymore since the string effectively consists of
"funny" only for those functions - you would have to roll your own special
fun
Hi,
Why do u say it as a headache for C programmers?? Forgive my question, but
I'm new to SIP, and I don't find any difficulty with null charecter instead
find it helpful otherwise you have to append a null char for every string
out there.
Am I missing something?
Regards,
Vineet Menon
On Sa
Good afternoon,
I noticed, to my horror, that the SIP grammar actually allows ASCII NULL
characters in certain message elements (Reason-Phrase, quoted string,...are
there any more?). Is there any actual sense in using this characters in said
elements other than giving C programmers a headache that
