[omniORB] Non-NULL terminated strings

[Clarke Brunt]

Clarke Brunt wrote:

> Rather than allocating your own buffer at all, why not just set the
> sequence to the correct length, and then fill its own buffer, i.e.
> 
> StringData *convert( char *char_p, int len ) {
>   // Use a _var just as good practice - freed if we happened to get an
exception before returning
>   StringData_var s = new StringData(len);
>   for ( int i = 0; i < len; i++ ) {
>       s[i] = char_p[i];
>   }
>   return s._retn();
> }

Oops! Forgot what the single-argument constructor does - just sets the
maximum length, not the actual length. So make that e.g.

  StringData_var s = new StringData;
  s->length(len);

-- 
Clarke Brunt

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