Binarysave string class?

[kaymes]

Is there a string class available that is able to handle binary data that
may contain #0?
It should be similar to std::string, but not rely on null terminated data.

Konstantin

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[Ivan Vecerina]

Re: Binarysave string class?

"kaymes" <news2003@kseil er.de> wrote in message
news:bodmtl$k6i $1@n.ruf.uni-freiburg.de...
| Is there a string class available that is able to handle binary data that
| may contain #0?
| It should be similar to std::string, but not rely on null terminated data.

std::string does *not* rely on null-terminated data.
To allow for NULL chars, all you need to avoid is functions that
take or return null-terminated strings.


hth - Ivan
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[Rolf Magnus]

Re: Binarysave string class?

kaymes wrote:
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> Is there a string class available that is able to handle binary data
> that may contain #0?[/color]

You mean '\0'?
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> It should be similar to std::string, but not rely on null terminated
> data.[/color]

Then use std::string instead :-)
It does not rely on null termination.