@b4n commented on this pull request.
> @@ -241,6 +241,33 @@ void tm_ctags_clear_ignore_symbols(void) } +static gboolean replace_str(gchar **where, const gchar *what, gsize what_len, + const gchar *replacement, gsize replacement_len) +{ + if (where && *where) + { + gchar *pos = strstr(*where, what); + + if (pos) + { + gsize where_len = strlen(*where); + gchar *str = g_malloc(where_len + (replacement_len - what_len) + 1);
Sorry for the incorrect code, I actually did first try it using gsizes, and possibly even forgot to re-test when restoring the guints because there are no benefits to the gsizes as how the code is used (though arguably they should be gsize, but who cares for a couple dozen-characters strings).
Anyway, I guess that those shenanigans are the price to pay for using a fixed-size-integer language and refusing to use a higher level API because it wastes a few dozen bytes 🥲
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